Was really good in the beginning, but Edward and his aunt have become such annoying characters IMO, I will watch til the end for the others.

Ohhh, the tears of unfathomable sadness, mmm, yummy yummy you guys!

Thought the same thing on first glance.

Gargoyles was amazing and strangely enough got me more interested in the Arthurian legend.

> Dungeons & Dragons

Specifically he was one of the writers on “The Dragons Graveyard”.

For those who haven’t seen it, it’s an episode where the kids finally conclude that they will never get home so long as Venger (the main villain) keeps stopping them. So they decide to kill him.

The staff had to fight for the network to let them air it. The idea at the time in kids shows was that characters could react to violence, but never initiate it. Nowadays this kind of plot is pretty common, but back in the day this was breaking bold new ground.

Lol that was my last season...glad I didn't stick around to see the poor guy hanged lol.

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That sucks. I loved Season 1 and had just signed up to catch that, Ted Lasso, and some other shows. Going to cancel and re-up when that comes out.

fuck you Parkinson's

first couple episodes was emotional and engaging. later on they star to drag it, half of characters got boring. im gonna watch finale only for edward and de de. im not planning watching if it gets renewed.

The audience applauding when he asks if they’ve seen the documentary is the icing on the cake. Because you know he’s about to trash it lol.

I loved her dynamic with Luther as well.

Shit, I wanna watch me some Luther now.

I think of Independence Day when I think of her

He looked great for his age!

We're all Celtic singers when the theme to Outlander comes on.

Sing me a song ....

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Hey Grant/Mod Team, give the succession ads a rest

With the exception of The Dark Knight, I think Mask of the Phantasm was actually the best Batman film made.

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On the flip side of awards nominations and wins keeping talented people engaged, would you say it’s the opposite effect for many talented people who just miss out or just completely snubbed? By not getting nominations and wins, do you think many talented people will be more inclined to try film because they feel they’re not getting enough recognition in awards season?

Great storytelling; sealed the deal on a show that knew what it was doing and succeeded

While I get your point, I disagree with the interpretation.

> do something or have or show qualities worthy of (reward or punishment).

This is what deserve means, which I think is fair to say. What you're talking about is more so saying someone should have won instead.

And we've also seen what happens to "dark well-written" animated shows on Disney these days... The Owl House

Well there we go!

I almost dread mentioning a reboot because it will be a monkeys paw wish where we get teen titans go or adventure time style animation and the whole thing goes down the crapper