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* [[Jules Winfield]] | * [[Jules Winfield]] | ||
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===Dreamwave ''Energon'' | ===Dreamwave ''Energon'' comic=== | ||
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On [[March 22]], [[2015]], BBS sent out a crew to the [[United Nations]] Plaza in [[New York City ]] to report on the ratification of the [[Cybercord Treaty]] by the [[Secretary General of the United Nations]] and [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]]. | On [[March 22]], [[2015]], BBS sent out a crew to the [[United Nations]] Plaza in [[New York City ]] to report on the ratification of the [[Cybercord Treaty]] by the [[Secretary General of the United Nations]] and [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]]. | ||
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- BBS News is a television program from the Energon portion of the Unicron Trilogy continuity family.
BBS News produces news coverage, broadcasting in America from Los Angeles.
Known employees:
Fiction
Dreamwave Energon comic
On March 22, 2015, BBS sent out a crew to the United Nations Plaza in New York City to report on the ratification of the Cybercord Treaty by the Secretary General of the United Nations and Optimus Prime.
About a week later, BBS reported on the growing unrest among people all across the globe that did not trust the alien robots one bit and felt that the politicians did not have the authority to decide on the treaty. Multiplicity
