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Connections-Male V x Reader (Cyberpunk 2077)
A/N: Anyone else got excited after watching Night City Wire episode 3?! I know i did and all the gangs look interesting. I'm still struggling to figure out if I should play as male or female V once the game comes out. I'll be buying myself a PlayStation just to play the game. Summary:You are a part of the Mox, you and your girls protect one another and they continue to tease you when your number one client always comes to see you. *************
"You're starting to remind me of me... Fifty years back. Minus the charisma and impressive cock."
- Johnny Silverhand 2077

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I discovered that Johnny has different lines for either Male V or Fem V.Â
Example, this is the response for Male V but with Fem V, Johnny will say that the way Judy looks at V makes her all mushy inside. I wonder what other dialogue is different. Its pretty neat, no other game would do that as far as I know.
Also, it brings up an interesting point about Johnnyâs reactions to Vâs romance options. For Fem V he seems to not like Judy and hates River whereas with Male V he seems to encourage V to go with Panam.
JOHNNY SILVER
April 16, 1918
Johnny Silver was born John Silverman in East Chicago, Indiana. Silver's performing arts career started early, singing as a youth, and then expanded to acting. His early career involved performing with actor John Raitt at L.A. City College as well as radio work. He also worked as a burlesque comic.
He made his big screen debut in the screen adaptation of Guys and Dolls (1955) playing Benny Southstreet (above center). A clip from the Damon Runyon musical was included in the original airing of âI Love Lucyâ episode âLucy and the Dummyâ (ILL S5;E3) on October 17, 1955 as part of the MGM show. The clip was removed after the first airing and has never since been part of the episode. Ruskin did not appear in the clip.Â
Prior to that, he made his small screen debut on âNBC Television Opera Theatreâ doing three episodes in 1950.Â
It should be no surprise that he made his Desilu debut on âThe Untouchables,â doing two episodes in 1959, and 1960. Both times he played uncredited âgangstersâ.Â
From 1956 to 1961, Silver appeared as various characters on seven episodes of âThe Danny Thomas Showâ aka âMake Room for Daddyâ, shot at Desilu, twice playing Mr. Shermahorn. The series did cross-over episodes with âThe Lucy-Desi Comedy Hourâ in 1958, although Silver was not part of it.Â
From 1961 to 1965, Silver appeared as various characters on five episodes of âThe Joey Bishop Showâ, shot a Desilu Studios.Â
From 1963 to 1965, Silver appeared as various character on fifteen episodes of âThe Dick Van Dyke Show,â also shot at Desilu.Â
Back on the Desilu lot in October 1966, Silver played an alien (actually an actor playing an alien) on an episode of âGomer Pyle USMCâ (above right), cast because of his height, 4â˛11âł.  âThe Lucy Showâ did a cross-over episode with âGomer Pyleâ a month later, although Silver was not part of it.Â
From 1962 to 1972, Silver did four episodes of âMy Three Sonsâ shot at Desilu, the first two opposite William Frawley.Â
In February 1971, he finally joined Lucille Ball on the âHereâs Lucyâ episode âThe Hollywood Unemployment Folliesâ starring Carol Burnett.  He plays the shortest of four Canadian Mounties singing âStout-hearted Men,â a song by Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II.
He returned to the series in November 1972 to play Benny in âDirty Gertieâ (HL S5;E10) in a nod to his character Benny Southstreet in Guys and Dolls.Â
His final screen appearance was a small role on âSeinfeldâ on May 18, 1955.Â
He died on February 1, 2003 at age 84. He was married to Gloria Manos and was survived by their two daughters: Stephanie Silver and Jennie Silver, who work together as a singing duet called The Silver Belles.
âIf you can't laugh at life, you might as well blow your brains out.â ~ Johnny SilverÂ
For the record, he died of heart and kidney failure.Â
Guys and Dolls (1955)Â Joseph L. Mankiewicz
June 20th 2020