Thread:DarkUnknownWarrior/@comment-30079834-20190803031715

So, I'm trying to create a page for Alonzo Hawk from the Professor Brainard franchise and I'm trying to restyle the text from the Disney Wiki, since I haven't seen the film in a while: https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/Alonzo_Hawk. Does this look better?

The Absent-Minded Professor
He is a banker who plans to demolish the Medfield College when his son, Biff is kicked out of the basketball team for his bad grades. When he discovers Professor Brainard's experiment on flubber with the scientists' Motel T, he comes up with a plan to steal it for personal gain. As Professor Brainard tries to show flubber to the government, Alonzo Hawk discredits him by stealing his Motel T. When Professor Brainard and Betsy realize his plan, they sneak over to his house and plan to get their car back by having Alonzo sell it to them with fluberized shoes. They trick him into jumping out the window, but he begins to bounce uncontrollably. The fire department and the football team were involved in the scene to get him down. Alonzo and his men pursue Brainard to his warehouse and a chase is ensued, but they escape and Alonzo is eventually arrested.

Son of Flubber
Hawk still wants to tear down Medfield and Brainard's flubber experiments are a government secret. When Brainard's experiments with flubbergas accidentally break glass all over Medfield, Auld Lang Syne Insurance finds itself in a deep debt from having to pay for repairs. Hawk eventually tracks the incident to Brainard and plans to seize the flubbergas as a means of perpetuating a glass installation and insurance scam across the country. Even though when Brainard denies him, Hawk takes Brainard to court for being responsible for the vandalism across Medfield. A.J. Allen testifies that a beneficial effect of Ned's weather gun, which he calls "dry rain," has resulted in bumper crops. To prove his claim, Allen exhibits mammoth vegetables and an enormous chicken egg. The case is dismissed when it is discovered that flubbergas uses the "dry rain" side-effect that could pay off the damages.

Herbie Rides Again
He takes pleasure in destroying old and historical buildings and plans to replace them with new buildings and skyscrapers. He plans to destroy the Steinmetz Firehouse, but Mrs. Steinmetz overhears this at his home and knocks him out with her window cleaner. Herbie chases Hawk throughout his house until he was forced to retreat. Willoughby impersonates Hawk and orders Loostgarten to destroy Hawk's house. Hawk and his men arrive at the Steinmetz firehouse and try to confront them, but they fight them with a water hose. Hawk refuses to retreat, but Herbie and multiple VW's chase them away and then them over to the police. 