The Unknown
This is true.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?
The Unknown
"Plastic Man Save the World" is an awesome episode.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?
The Absolute Madman
One of Plastic's better episodes!
"We be we baby!"
The Unknown
Saw "Field Trip". Loving these episodes that focus on heroes I know little about (Firestorm) or have never heard about before (Stargirl).
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?
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Stargirl had some notable appearances in Justice League Unlimited too. I don't think she was ever in Young Justice, though she'd have fit right in.
She also showed up in Legends of Tomorrow and a version of Firestorm is part of the main cast.
Love is Love is Love
This episode just screamed "Toys" to me. From Zod and friends (really sad that they took away Zod's beard) having all their neat weapons to Blue Beetle's High Gravity armor.
Also, why wouldn't a small piece of Kryptonite affect them? It affects Superman.
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What do you guys think of the show's 11-minutes-per-episode format?
Accepted it.
Love is Love is Love
Frustrating.
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Well, if you took time to read a standard comic book issue it would take 11 minutes sooo... I dunno.
The Unknown
Saw "Rage of the Red Lanterns".
Lobo's actually pretty smart, tricking the League and Red Lantern Core like that.
Giant Head RL is pretty funny. Also, gotta love the RL Cat.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?
11-minutes format? Perfect.
This show has barely any plot, so this is enough time for jokes, action and squeezing all you can from each set-up. If episodes were longer, chances it would lead to forced stretching of the plot to fill out time. Plus shorter episodes means more episodes, so chance to introduce more characters and fun plots, which I think is good especially seeing how the show might not get next season.
Looks like we're getting some genuinely new episodes this Saturday on CN! We're getting "Inside Job" and "The Trouble With Truth", both with Wonder Woman in a prominent role, maybe due to the movie.
These episodes and a few more new ones are also available now on the CN website, app and On Demand.
Latest blog update (November 5th, 2022).
A Gamma Moth
Yeah I watched the new episodes! Gotta say I don't care for Lex Luthor XP he's like just some bald guy with a super suit? I did really like Poison Ivy in her episode "Garden of Evil." The more heroes in an episode, the more I like it, since there's a greater chance a hero I like will be in it, hahah!
New episodes besides, who is the hero in the opening theme riding on those grey balls with the purple T on them? I haven't seen him in any of the episodes and I don't recognize him <.<;;;;
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Mr Terrific?
Yeah that is definitely Mister Terrific. But just to make sure: is he a black guy wearing a T shape face paint? If so, than its Mister Terrific.
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A Gamma Moth
yeah that is the guy, thanks! I wonder when he'll show up! I want to see how the T spheres work.
The Unknown
"The Inside Job". So many questions.
- What's Luthor's deal in this show, again? He's clearly not the "businessman untouchable by plausible deniability" since he's going around in his suit robbing places.
- Why did Luthor think he could just waltz into the Watchtower by himself? I don't care that he was lucky and only Red Tornado was around, he could have run into an entire team and gotten captured before he found Supes.
- How was the nanobot acting like an insect queen and "giving birth" to more bots? Even by comic book logic that's kind of pushing it.
Also, the show needs to stop pushing the Clark and Diana relationship.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?
MIA
honestly i don't mind but i can see why alot of people hate it.
I think this is the first time in a long time that I've actually liked a Poison Ivy design.
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.
The Unknown
"The Trouble With Truth" is great. Athena plays off Batman and Green Arrow very well, plus we get to see Diana being awesome.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody remembers it, who else will you have ice cream with?
Yeah, Athena was a lot of fun. Jessica Walter was a great casting choice. I loved Green Arrow's pathetic attempts to get a job with the gods.
Ivy was really cute in that episode. Poor Swamp Thing was nerfed, though.
To be specific its the second Mr. Terrific. OK the first one was lame but I don't like it when characters are conveniently forgotten.
Just saw "Garden of Evil". Fun episode as usual, except I hated Swamp Thing's voice. He sounded like a dude, I guess this is a kid's show but he should sound more scary.
Also I never like it when they give Ivy powers. That makes her too powerful to be a Batman villain. (I don't belong to the 'Batman can beat anyone' school of thought.) She makes a better Femme Fatale.
Luthor was the best part of it.
As James Woods always is.
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