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'''[[Crack Stuntman]]''' is the voice actor for [[Gunhaver]] on the [[Cheat Commandos]]. He is a Caucasian man with short cropped blond hair, five o'clock shadow and [[Cool Shades|sunglasses]]. He apparently doesn't take his job too seriously, since he doesn't have a firm idea of how his character's name is [[Gunhaver's Name|correctly pronounced]], and has incorrectly referred to the cartoon as "the Cheat Command-show". Crack has been seen in a rap music video/public service announcement to convince kids not to play with too many knives and inform about Spring Break. He is also the national spokesperson of [[Pistols For Pandas (organization)|Pistols for Pandas]], though it is questionable how much he takes this non-profit organization to heart. Also, during the recording of [[The Next Epi-Snowed]], he is uncooperative and bossy, insisting on altering the show to his likeness, against the objections of the director, [[A. Chimendez]], until the latter inserted [[Agent Chimendez|his own character]] to remove Gunhaver from the episode and trap Crack Stuntman in a box. It has been suggested, until [[Pistols for Pandas|Pistols For Pandas]], that he had lost his job and was replaced. He is based on G.I. Joe character, [[Sgt. Slaughter (G.I. Joe)|Sergeant Slaughter]]. '''[[Crack Stuntman|(more...)]]'''

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