Yeah i was firmly on Hal side in that ep and was bummed the resolution was to body shame and mock him because crazy lady deserved better or some nonsense. It's my least favorite of what I've seen so far.
see my completed Tangled (Varian) fanfic collection! https://archiveofourown.org/works/24467056/chapters/59049532
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"Hate Triangle" was my least favorite episode until "Superwho" reared its ugly head.
You'd almost think that without bashing male characters, this show would have no bad episodes.
I mentioned it before, but with Lauren working on male characters, they tend to be seen in a more negative light. That's not to say there isn't positive representation for male characters, but they tend to not be as focused on. I mentioned with MLP how , while there was some positive male representation when she was in charge, but male characters were generally put in a better light when she left the series. Maybe it can be the case here, by putting someone else in charge .
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*5 Think of it this way though: would you not be a little sore if someone else way younger than you ended up getting way ahead in life, due to various circumstances (in Kara's case, hypersleep in space), and that person was completely smug about it?
Mistakes Were Made
Sore about my circumstances and annoyed depending on how smug they are, but it wouldn't mean I can't be happy for them. Besides she gets her time in the spotlight (which was ruined by her Bizarro-self) and Clark didn't seem bothered by it.
‘My ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.’
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That's the issue I have with him. The smugness for humor and a play on his golden age self is one thing, but it's that he's oblivious and selfish that makes him insufferable.
Here are 2 more shorts first released in the UK. We have "The Commute" and "Purse Snatcher". The first is about Barbara's bike breaking down, and she has to take public transportation. The second is about Cheetah and Catwoman fighting over a purse.
https://mobile.twitter.com/Fyre_flye/status/1217516274499997696
Garth and Karen are both 14.
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Makes sense. Still kind of bitter about this Robin being Dick Grayson, but it is what it is.
https://mobile.twitter.com/Fyre_flye/status/1218758516019646464
New episodes return March 8. It's both the 1 year anniversary of the show, as well as once again falling on International Women's Day.
https://mobile.twitter.com/Fyre_flye/status/1220867147200524290
There's a football episode coming up.
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14? I thought Bumblebee was closer to 16. That's some Artistic Age.
There's a bit of irony considering her voice actress is the oldest among the girls' voice actress.
Especially since in the comics Dex-Starr is the only one Atrocitus cares about, so i was hoping he'd show up and adopted him.
Edited by Cortez on Jan 27th 2020 at 12:34:40 PM
"They truly were a Aqua Teen Hunger Force"
Maybe he'll be adopted in a later episode.
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Actually, Kimberly Brooks is one of the youngest in the cast. Tara Strong, Nicole Sullivan, Grey Griffin, AND Kari Wahlgren are older.
Its been said that her birthday is in 1968, not 1981 like many of us thought. I mean, the trivia page for Voltron mentions how she's older than Rhys Darby, who plays her character's father .
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Huh? I wasn't aware of that. Interesting.
I really should give this show a watch.
Lauren Faust posted her designs for the titular gang on her Twitter (and Facebook). It was in honor of getting nominated for the Annie Award for Character Design, despite it ultimately going to Carmen Sandiego.
It's a short thread of three tweets, with a total of 10 images.
https://mobile.twitter.com/Fyre_flye/status/1222337995832905728
Unsurprisingly, Tara Strong will voice Raven again. I wonder if Greg Cipes and Hynden Walch will voice Beast Boy and Starfire again, or if Jason Spisak and Kari Wahlgren will reprise their respective roles from "Young Justice Legacy" and "Justice League Vs Teen Titans".
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Very curious to see how radically different this interpretation of Raven is.
https://mobile.twitter.com/Ashlyn_Madden/status/1228013274253258755
With Ashlyn Selich voicing Batgirl in season 5 of the 2015 series instead of Mae Whitman, I figured it was because the producers of that season liked her take since she worked with them on the Lego DC Superhero Girls projects. As it turns out, Mae was busy with the TV show Good Girls, and she stepped into the role for this season.
Thing is, Clark was kinda right. She was getting mad at him for being a hero and Kara started the fight that unleashed the blob. My only complaint was that Clark engaged her.
Also I mentioned this when the episode aired, but I don't understand the stigma of breaking up by text. Plus everything we've seen from Carol makes it clear Hal is right for wanting not to be near her.
Edited by Cross on Dec 30th 2019 at 10:23:19 AM
‘My ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.’