They posted a teaser for save the light
asking if you could find the new fusions. One of them is Smokey Quartz. Another looks like Peridot with Garnet's square hair?
If it wouldn't be too much to ask, could you guys go to SU's Trivia discussion page
to help sort out an example?
Something I hadn't' considered before but when Steven was exposed to Blue Diamond's emotional outburst is it possible he was affected by it in some way?Like dulling his normal super empathy and it's only now starting to effect him?
Just food for thought
edited 17th Oct '17 2:26:53 PM by Ultimatum
have a listen and have a link to my discord serverAs in why it didn't stop him resurrecting Lars or destroying the Roboids?
I was thinking it just took a long time before it actually affected him,so while he was on Homeworld it hadn't even begun to affect his personality
edited 17th Oct '17 3:01:30 PM by Ultimatum
have a listen and have a link to my discord serverSorry for bringing up the Trivia page's discussion
again, but I made a new topic and would like some feedback.
It doesn't count as Screwed by the Network if it isn't getting aired. Same shit happened to Adventure Time and Regular Show and their listings as being Screwed by the Network have been deleted constantly. I mean it's already been explained why they don't air the show a lot as reruns.
Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?![]()
Steven Universe is much closer to Adored by the Network at this point. The reruns don't matter, whereas the premiers have become increasing billed as special events advertised weeks in advance with unique trailers—most other CN shows just share a 15-second advert for the 2-4 shows premiering in the next week.
edited 20th Oct '17 9:37:20 PM by thatother1dude
People said the exact same thing about the cartoon as compared to the comics, you know that right?
Really, I can't feel any sympathy because 1) if your memories on the original series can be tarnished by something like that, they probably weren't that great to begin with 2.) Teen Titans Go was never going to be the same thing and 3) part of the reason Teen Titans Go is the way it is now because of people greatly exaggerating how bad it was in the beginning causing the creators to go "fuck it, if they're going to complain anyway, might as well give them something to complain about"
And, really it's not even new complaints now. It's raging against the same thing, over and over again. At this point people are just trying to stay mad for the sake of it.
Well, good for you. I'm just saying calling something "an insult to the original" carries less weight than you think it does. Or it should anyway. Teen Titans Go! never even pretended to be trying to do the same thing.
Now about that Steven Universe...yeah, just because it isn't constantly on rerun or has long hiatuses doesn't mean the network hates it. I've always gotten the impression that the hiatuses were for the creators benefit.
edited 21st Oct '17 11:59:19 AM by LSBK
Serious question: How many of the people on this board watch CN reruns, or would if more of them were of the shows you liked? I'm a "no" for both.
The staff of OK K.O., which had a delayed premier instead of a hiatus (so far), have pointed out one advantage: When you know about this kind of schedule in advance, you don't have to write episodes in the order you mean for the viewers to see them. So, for instance, they deliberately made the series premier something like the fifth episode written so they could get a better handle on the characters before introducing them.
But for the most part, focusing the premiers into a narrower period of time is a marketing strategy. One may debate its effectiveness (e.g. if it improves rating, if better ratings are worth the animosity it's bred), but not the same as its intent.
Super different: Several people have pointed out Golf Story, a Switch game that came out last month, is basically a real life Golf Quest Mini.
Randomness would watch re-runs if they were of shows of interest...
But at this point it's Youtube TV.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Cartoon Network Canada airs an hour of Steven Universe every weekday. One half hour in the morning and one in late afternoon. I watched them enough to memorize the out of order broadcast order. Thing is, I think Steven Universe s the only show I've watched reruns of in recent years. The last time I would tune in to watch reruns was Spectacular Spider-man.
edited 21st Oct '17 5:38:21 PM by WillKeaton

@thatother1dude: Seeing both companies as trying to capitalize on consumer preferences, I would expect both of them to converge even more down the line, if there's a particularly successful model for filmed/animated content distribution.
To be clearer, movie theaters and television are two different models of filmed/animated content distribution, but they don't compete with each other. Conversely, newspaper and news sites compete with each other for readers, as well as television competed with radio for general information and entertainment distribution at homes. So, the bulk of the industry tends to move towards the most viable option. Which is how I would explain Cartoon Network distributing its shows through its app and website over the main television channel.
I literally just made all of this up, btw.