Who knew?!
Apparently, there’s already a definition of The Clark Kent Effect (when geeky characters remove their glasses in order to become tough/fight crime).
I suppose that’s as much proof as I’ll ever need that I have no original thoughts.
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Realm of the Lint Queen 
Related variation: the martial arts movie schtick that the more clothing a character removes, has shredded, or ripped off during a fight, the tougher that character becomes.
Strong use of the Clark Kent Effect in Mark Sheppard’s character in Battlestar Galactica (lawyer, the last four episodes of season 3).
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Also, if a geeky chick takes off her glasses, and gets her hair out of a bun, she becomes instantly sexy.
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Yep — the variation of this is when the geeky boy takes off his glasses and instantly becomes sexy (which, in my experience, actually works this way).
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And it’s worked for me, too.
(Also, if I don’t take off my glasses, they are in danger of being damaged….or, at the very least, will have noseprints on them. That’s not cool.)
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What if they take off their glasses to commit a crime? Or at least, get stopped by the police?
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Clearly they can use their Jedi mind powers to turn the police away if they are stopped…
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Why do you think…
I take my glasses off to answer Trivia?
:”)
-Holden
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Re: Why do you think…
OMG! I shoulda known you’d have the Clark Kent Effect down! :-)
Will miss you at trivia this week!
-gina
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