In case this type of thread didn't exist already, I think AD:JL deserved a thread to discuss it. Since alot of the other places you discuss it at have been inactive for a long time.
I'll start, compared to Kim Possible Jake's life seems to be one disaster and/or stroke of bad luck after another and it really does feel like no ever takes his side on anything.
Take what happened in "Game On", Jake's desire to use that controller is not entirely unreasonable, why is it that we're always expected to do thing the hard way while someone else is allowed to do things the easy way?
In case this type of thread didn't exist already, I think AD:JL deserved a thread to discuss it. Since alot of the other places you discuss it at have been inactive for a long time.
I'll start, compared to Kim Possible Jake's life seems to be one disaster and/or stroke of bad luck after another and it really does feel like no ever takes his side on anything.
Take what happened in "Game On", Jake's desire to use that controller is not entirely unreasonable, why is it that we're always expected to do thing the hard way while someone else is allowed to do things the easy way?
Care to carry, my friends?