Might as well do this here.
This week - TMNT took a week off
Power Rangers - Okay episode. We've probably seen this premise before but I haven't exactly been following all of the newest seasons so I couldn't tell you if it's recent.
Young Justice - Still waiting to see where they're going with this. It's really a disappointment that they're canceling this, not because it's the best show ever, but because I can see every reason WHY they're canceling it. The two poor decisions the writing department made were being too ambitious with the second season, and actually trusting the audience. If I sound bitter it's because I am. Anything that requires someone to pay attention to something for longer than an episode is absolutely beyond the scope of a modern audience and it just baffles the absolute fuckshit out of me that shows like the 1993 X-Men went on for over 5 seasons by being ridiculously complicated because people still watched it because it was awesome, while this, a much simpler show, is too complicated to hold the audience's attention and needs to be replaced with an all-comedy version of a show that people like because it was a good mix of comedy, action, and Batman TAS style drama.
Green Lantern - Every time I feel like my bitching and moaning about continuity is just that, bitching and moaning about continuity, they throw me for another loop. Larfleeze losing all of his menace and actually having the concept of "giving"... why would they do that? Why would they take one of the few two-dimensional characters that fans actually celebrate for being two-dimensional and try to change him? Sometimes I think the writers of this show just want to see how many ways they can fuck with obsessive fans. I'm not intending to obsess, but this is probably the only change they've made that I can't rationalize in any way as to how this helps the story for new audiences.
See what happens when the best written show of the year takes a week off? Meh, Season 1's almost over, too.
This week - TMNT took a week off
Power Rangers - Okay episode. We've probably seen this premise before but I haven't exactly been following all of the newest seasons so I couldn't tell you if it's recent.
Young Justice - Still waiting to see where they're going with this. It's really a disappointment that they're canceling this, not because it's the best show ever, but because I can see every reason WHY they're canceling it. The two poor decisions the writing department made were being too ambitious with the second season, and actually trusting the audience. If I sound bitter it's because I am. Anything that requires someone to pay attention to something for longer than an episode is absolutely beyond the scope of a modern audience and it just baffles the absolute fuckshit out of me that shows like the 1993 X-Men went on for over 5 seasons by being ridiculously complicated because people still watched it because it was awesome, while this, a much simpler show, is too complicated to hold the audience's attention and needs to be replaced with an all-comedy version of a show that people like because it was a good mix of comedy, action, and Batman TAS style drama.
Green Lantern - Every time I feel like my bitching and moaning about continuity is just that, bitching and moaning about continuity, they throw me for another loop. Larfleeze losing all of his menace and actually having the concept of "giving"... why would they do that? Why would they take one of the few two-dimensional characters that fans actually celebrate for being two-dimensional and try to change him? Sometimes I think the writers of this show just want to see how many ways they can fuck with obsessive fans. I'm not intending to obsess, but this is probably the only change they've made that I can't rationalize in any way as to how this helps the story for new audiences.
See what happens when the best written show of the year takes a week off? Meh, Season 1's almost over, too.