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Cool can every character stop getting raped

He also took over for W.I.T.C.H. in the second season and the first season of Star Wars Rebels.

Rest in peace my friend, you will be remembered fondly. 🕊️

Might have to pick it back up.

Its like watching a playoff sports game. You want your team (movie or show) to win, you want to cheer them on and boo the nominees.

Disney +. It holds up wonderfully, far ahead of it's time. Very mature in tone.

Greg Weisman the creator also did Spectacular Spider-Man, arguably the best Spider-Man cartoon, and Young Justice.

Filipino tech goblin is immortal!

But yeah one day he is going to get himself killed making a drone that drops cans of mountain dew from high altitude or something.

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You get a rape, and you get a rape and everybody gets a rape!!!!

Is there somewhere I can bet on how many rapes per episode I think there will be?

It can provide some historic context. From what's written today, you'd think it a complete aberration that Hogan's Heroes made it on the air, but it was nominated for best comedy Emmy three times, Bob Crane for best actor twice, Werner Klemperer for best supporting actor five straight years, winning twice. That level of recognition argues strongly that it was a very mainstream show, and that the show itself should be looked at instead of dismissed because of an uncomfortable concept.

I value them at zero. The entire concept to me is silly and meaningless. There is no one best performance, any more than there's one best painting or song or most beautiful person. These awards only exist as self-promotion advertisements, and there's a huge amount of money and politics that goes on behind the scenes to influence the voting because of the extra revenue the winners generate. It's all a pretense. But if people enjoy it there's little harm.

I wanted to love this show. All signs pointed toward it being in my wheelhouse, but I could only make it through like 5 or so episodes. I think it has less to do with its quality and maybe to do with it being stuck in the formulaic, procedurals of the time? Since they had to have 20+ episodes a season I could already feel stuff being dragged out or used as filler or becoming repetitious.

I've tried twice to get into it, but it just didn't grab me, which still surprises me. I don't know, kinda bummed. I would wager people will suggest to stick with it and The Monster of the Week thing falls by the wayside after a while, so I would ask, where that begins and would it still work if I just skipped to that?

Wow, RIP. Reading through his bio and accomplishments made me sad and happy -- practically at the same time.

Michael had a hand in so many things! To start off as a boy who struggled in school and a young man with his stories rejected, and then become such a successful creative force... That's wonderful. I'm sure he waged a valiant war against his illness, and I hope he is in a much better place.

Seeing all the shows he helped make and recognizing quite a few of them from my past.. I'm quite proud of Michael. Rest easy!

Love this series.

Your missing out.

That opens up a whole new can of worms when you start using words like “deserve.”

We all have our own interpretations of what that means and even if the performance you’re thinking “deserves” to win an award and most people agree with your sentiment, there are usually at least a few other performances on a similar level competing so I think it can be a tricky business deciding who most “deserves” an award because I feel their performance would still be out of this world whether they win an award or not.

But I think I get where you’re coming from and an award can be good validation and if it means a lot to the actor/writer/whatever then I will root for them.

I really liked his Batman artwork, had a book like this as a kid

I don't value them at all.

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I KNOW

it comes out tomorrow

remember all of these award shows are run by the people who are awarding the shows.

It's just a publicity contest and drama is scripted... Leonardo DiCaprio, never won before but up seven times blah blah blah

this is why I never watch or care for them. Oscars... really, you think a bunch of people actually tell who the winner is? COME ON MAN...

I'm a huge fan of the series, and my answer would be no. They had a really solid premise but kinda lost themselves on the plot, to the point most people can't even tell you what was going on. If you want to watch it, check the "monster-of-the-week" episodes, that's where the show shined the most.

No importance. Except it makes me sad when people who deserve it don't win.