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Kenner är en manlig Tau'ri och han är Korpral i USA:s Marinkår. Han är medlem av Atlantis Expeditionen och han återvände till Jorden när Lanteanerna tog tillbaka Atlantis. (ATL: "Course Corrections") På Stargate Command skämtade Cameron Mitchell att en Wraith kunde slå Goa'uld lätt men Kenner svarade att dem ingen skulle bråka med en Wraith för dem skulle suga livet ur en svarade Överstelöjtnant John Sheppard. (ATL: "Course Corrections") kategori:Korpraler kategori:Amerikaner kategori:Mariner kategori:Atlantis Expeditionen medlem kategori:Nämnd endast Atlantis karaktär Im Spiegeluniversum ist Commander Kenner ein Offizier an Bord der ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701). 2267 will Marlena Moreau ihre Beziehung zu Captain James T. Kirk beenden. Kenner bietet ihr an, sie vorübergehen aufzunehmen. (TOS: ) Ob es ein Gegenstück von Kenner in unseren Universum gibt ist nicht bekannt. Kenner Products was a toy company founded in 1947 in Cincinnati, Ohio. It was purchased by Tonka in 1987 and both were purchased by Hasbro in 1991. It was in charge of Transformers, and Hasbro's other boys' toys brands, from 1995 until 2000, when its Cincinnati offices were closed and all Kenner brands were moved back to Pawtucket, Rhode Island and merged under the Hasbro name. When Transformers was transferred to Kenner, Generation 2 somewhat suddenly stopped production and in January of 1996 Beast Wars hit toy store shelves. During the meeting at the College during AL 58, to talk among the remains, to use the stone cutters to build the secret rooms at Benden Weyr, votes yes. He looked confused about dragon generations, Kenner was Lord Holder of Telgar at the start of the First Interval. In 1968, Jim Henson produced television commercials for the Kenner Products' Easy Bake Oven featuring a Muppet version of the Kenner Toys mascot, the Kenner Gooney Bird (who eventually became Sesame Street's Little Bird). Kenner was a toy company founded in 1947 by Albert, Phillip, and Joseph Steiner, in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was named after the street where the original corporate offices were located. It was purchased by the toy company Hasbro in mid-1991. Hasbro closed the Cincinnati offices of Kenner in 2000, and Kenner's product lines were merged into Hasbro's. Kenner created several lines of Star Wars toys during its run. Kenner fue una empresa estadounidense fundada en 1947 por Albert, Phillip y Joseph Steiner, en Cincinnati, Ohio. En 1977 obtuvo la licencia para producir varias líneas de juguetes de Star Wars, siendo los más populares las figuras de acción de 3.75 pulgadas. Estos estuvieron basados en diferentes personajes de los Episodios IV, V y VI, además de las series Droides y Ewoks. Esta línea de juguetes, entre 1977 y 1985, es conocida como "Vintage". En 2000 Hasbro finalmente cerró las oficinas de Kenner y la producción quedó totalmente en manos de Hasbro. Kenner produced a series of toys based on and inspired by Terminator 2: Judgment Day. When G.I. Joe was transferred to Kenner, the A Real American Hero brand stopped production and was replaced by Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles. By the end of 1995, Sgt. Savage was retired and G.I. Joe Extreme was introduced. Amongst the other brands produced by Kenner whilst an independent company was M.A.S.K.. The subsequent purchase by Hasbro included all the Kenner intellectual property and as a result in 2008 the figure Specialist Trakker was released, representing Matt Trakker, the lead character from M.A.S.K. In 1970, General Mills merged its Rainbow Crafts division into Kenner Products, bringing Play-Doh into the Kenner product line. Kenner Products obtained the rights to produce Star Wars action figures and playsets for the Star Wars trilogy from 1977 through 1985. After Kenner acquired the license to produce Star Wars toys when the Mego Corporation rejected it in 1976, Kenner popularized the 3.75 inch action figure that became an industry standard that continues to dominate the action figure toy market. Kenner was a toy company who produced Star Wars toys. It was founded in 1947 by Albert, Phillip, and Joseph Steiner, in Cincinnati, Ohio. In the mid 1990, the company was purchased by Hasbro. Kenner is an American Toy company. In the 1970's the company had an early success with a line of toys tied to the TV shows The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman. They later went on to great success marketing the Star Wars line of toys, and many others. Kenner had expressed an interest in Lieutenant Marlena Moreau, who was the captain's woman at the time. In 2267, unaware that her captain, James Kirk had been replaced by his parallel universe-counterpart, Moreau threatened to leave him for Kenner, although Kirk dissuaded her from this action. (TOS: "Mirror, Mirror" ) This character was only mentioned in dialogue.

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In 1968, Jim Henson produced television commercials for the Kenner Products' Easy Bake Oven featuring a Muppet version of the Kenner Toys mascot, the Kenner Gooney Bird (who eventually became Sesame Street's Little Bird). In these commercials, the Kenner Bird interacted with a human little girl (Barbara Price) and snacked on every sweet in sight. In one commercial, the bird pops out of one of the pies baked in the oven. The commercial ended with him flying towards a massive wall full of Kenner products, only to have the entire pile collapse, and saying the company slogan, "It's Kenner -- it's fun!" Kenner was Lord Holder of Telgar at the start of the First Interval. Kenner produced a series of toys based on and inspired by Terminator 2: Judgment Day. When G.I. Joe was transferred to Kenner, the A Real American Hero brand stopped production and was replaced by Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles. By the end of 1995, Sgt. Savage was retired and G.I. Joe Extreme was introduced. Amongst the other brands produced by Kenner whilst an independent company was M.A.S.K.. The subsequent purchase by Hasbro included all the Kenner intellectual property and as a result in 2008 the figure Specialist Trakker was released, representing Matt Trakker, the lead character from M.A.S.K. Kenner is an American Toy company. In the 1970's the company had an early success with a line of toys tied to the TV shows The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman. They later went on to great success marketing the Star Wars line of toys, and many others. Kenner är en manlig Tau'ri och han är Korpral i USA:s Marinkår. Han är medlem av Atlantis Expeditionen och han återvände till Jorden när Lanteanerna tog tillbaka Atlantis. (ATL: "Course Corrections") På Stargate Command skämtade Cameron Mitchell att en Wraith kunde slå Goa'uld lätt men Kenner svarade att dem ingen skulle bråka med en Wraith för dem skulle suga livet ur en svarade Överstelöjtnant John Sheppard. (ATL: "Course Corrections") kategori:Korpraler kategori:Amerikaner kategori:Mariner kategori:Atlantis Expeditionen medlem kategori:Nämnd endast Atlantis karaktär Kenner fue una empresa estadounidense fundada en 1947 por Albert, Phillip y Joseph Steiner, en Cincinnati, Ohio. En 1977 obtuvo la licencia para producir varias líneas de juguetes de Star Wars, siendo los más populares las figuras de acción de 3.75 pulgadas. Estos estuvieron basados en diferentes personajes de los Episodios IV, V y VI, además de las series Droides y Ewoks. Esta línea de juguetes, entre 1977 y 1985, es conocida como "Vintage". En 1991 Kenner fue adquirida por Hasbro. En 1995, coincidiendo con el relanzamiento de la Trilogía Original en ediciones especiales, Kenner (ya comprada por Hasbro) lanzó una serie de juguetes llamada "The Power of The Force Collection" que duró hasta el año 2000. Esta línea de juguetes también es conocida como "Power of the Force 2", para diferenciarla de una serie con el mismo nombre dentro de la línea "Vintage". En 2000 Hasbro finalmente cerró las oficinas de Kenner y la producción quedó totalmente en manos de Hasbro. Kenner was a toy company who produced Star Wars toys. It was founded in 1947 by Albert, Phillip, and Joseph Steiner, in Cincinnati, Ohio. In the mid 1990, the company was purchased by Hasbro. In 1970, General Mills merged its Rainbow Crafts division into Kenner Products, bringing Play-Doh into the Kenner product line. Kenner Products obtained the rights to produce Star Wars action figures and playsets for the Star Wars trilogy from 1977 through 1985. After Kenner acquired the license to produce Star Wars toys when the Mego Corporation rejected it in 1976, Kenner popularized the 3.75 inch action figure that became an industry standard that continues to dominate the action figure toy market. In 1985, General Mills spun off its Kenner and Parker toy divisions to form Kenner Parker Toys, Inc. Kenner Parker was acquired by Tonka in 1987. Under Tonka management, Kenner Products was reconstituted as a division. Tonka (including Kenner) was purchased by the toy company Hasbro in mid-1991. Hasbro closed the Cincinnati offices of Kenner in 2000, and Kenner's product lines were merged into Hasbro's. Kenner was a toy company founded in 1947 by Albert, Phillip, and Joseph Steiner, in Cincinnati, Ohio, and was named after the street where the original corporate offices were located. It was purchased by the toy company Hasbro in mid-1991. Hasbro closed the Cincinnati offices of Kenner in 2000, and Kenner's product lines were merged into Hasbro's. Kenner created several lines of Star Wars toys during its run. The Kenner toy company produced a line of Star Wars action figures based on characters in the original Star Wars movie trilogy. Over 100 unique action figures were produced and sold from 1978 to 1985, during which time over 300 million Star Wars action figures were sold. During the meeting at the College during AL 58, to talk among the remains, to use the stone cutters to build the secret rooms at Benden Weyr, votes yes. He looked confused about dragon generations, Kenner had expressed an interest in Lieutenant Marlena Moreau, who was the captain's woman at the time. In 2267, unaware that her captain, James Kirk had been replaced by his parallel universe-counterpart, Moreau threatened to leave him for Kenner, although Kirk dissuaded her from this action. (TOS: "Mirror, Mirror" ) This character was only mentioned in dialogue. Im Spiegeluniversum ist Commander Kenner ein Offizier an Bord der ISS Enterprise (NCC-1701). 2267 will Marlena Moreau ihre Beziehung zu Captain James T. Kirk beenden. Kenner bietet ihr an, sie vorübergehen aufzunehmen. (TOS: ) Ob es ein Gegenstück von Kenner in unseren Universum gibt ist nicht bekannt. Kenner Products was a toy company founded in 1947 in Cincinnati, Ohio. It was purchased by Tonka in 1987 and both were purchased by Hasbro in 1991. It was in charge of Transformers, and Hasbro's other boys' toys brands, from 1995 until 2000, when its Cincinnati offices were closed and all Kenner brands were moved back to Pawtucket, Rhode Island and merged under the Hasbro name. When Transformers was transferred to Kenner, Generation 2 somewhat suddenly stopped production and in January of 1996 Beast Wars hit toy store shelves.

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