
The classic '70s kids show Challenge of the Superfriends features a villainous lair, the Hall of Doom, which bears a resemblance to Darth Vader's helmet from Star Wars.
The show's creators seemingly borrowed the design of the iconic helmet for their own villainous headquarters.
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The design inspiration behind the Hall of Doom is a notable example of pop culture influence
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