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* '''[[2004]] —''' ''[[Robots in Disguise (cartoon)|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]—Volume One'' is released on DVD in the UK by [[Maximum Entertainment]]. | * '''[[2004]] —''' ''[[Robots in Disguise (cartoon)|Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]—Volume One'' is released on DVD in the UK by [[Maximum Entertainment]]. | ||
* '''[[2009]] —''' Final day of the [[Canada]]ian [[General Motors|Chevy/GM]] mall contest promotion where you could get a ''free'' [[Swerve (Chevy)|Aveo Swerve]]. Yes, ''free.'' | * '''[[2009]] —''' Final day of the [[Canada]]ian [[General Motors|Chevy/GM]] mall contest promotion where you could get a ''free'' [[Swerve (Chevy)|Aveo Swerve]]. Yes, ''free.'' | ||
* '''[[2011]] —''' ''[[Dark of the Moon (film)|Dark of the Moon]]'' hits the '''$1 billion''' mark in worldwide box office receipts, the first [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] film to do so... and all in just under ''five weeks'' of release. Holy crap. | |||
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- 1932 — Dennis Marks, writer of "The Golden Lagoon" and "The Core", is born.
- 1942 — Marvel inker Dave Hunt is born.
- 1958 — Show Hayami (Japanese voice of The Transformers Spike Witwicky among many others) is born.
- 19?? — Kim Strauss (voice of Robots in Disguise Ultra Magnus) is born.
- 1988 — The Super-God Masterforce episode "Heroism!! The Birth of Super Ginrai" premieres in Japan.
- 2000 — The Car Robots episode "Awaken To Righteousness! Black Convoy" premieres in Japan.
- 2004 — Transformers: Robots in Disguise—Volume One is released on DVD in the UK by Maximum Entertainment.
- 2009 — Final day of the Canadaian Chevy/GM mall contest promotion where you could get a free Aveo Swerve. Yes, free.
- 2011 — Dark of the Moon hits the $1 billion mark in worldwide box office receipts, the first Paramount film to do so... and all in just under five weeks of release. Holy crap.
