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GLOSS posted:That may have been my favorite episode yet, the only disappointment is the last scene didn't give us BumbleRaven as well... I wish the prog rock song was longer, but yeah, excellent episode and an absolutely insane finale.
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SlothfulCobra posted:I like that they had the same song they did for Santa last time. Well it is his famous song, after all.
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FilthyImp posted:Was WT some make a wish thing? The internet hates change and they hate things marketed to people younger than them that resemble things they used to know.
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Rand Brittain posted:I keep thinking they're going to have to tone Robin's insanity down at some point, and they keep finding ways to ratchet it up. I know, time machines! I can't believe that plain (basically) worked, every time.
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Waffleman_ posted:There's gonna be a five night event where the Titans are
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muscles like this? posted:HELP! PS, we're at the zoo
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Today's episode is a parody of 'survival' reality TV shows.
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Rand Brittain posted:It definitely seemed like a reference to something, given that she immediately dropped her normal personality to go full-tilt into the coconut cream pie gag. She did have a 'famous' coconut cream pie recipe.
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TheFattestPat posted:I like how Beast Boy has been the most sane so far. ... I think so.
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Waffleman_ posted:Today's episode is a parody of Jurassic Park. I think you mean Dino Riders.
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Waffleman_ posted:It's Fantasy Island today! The plane! The plane! Holy poo poo that's a deep cut.
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Waffleman_ posted:I did not expect this miniseries to be Five Days of Parodies of Things That Take Place On Islands. You didn't? I did. It's the best.
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Waffleman_ posted:That episode was almost too self-aware. There's no such thing.
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Bleh, that's why I don't watch reviews of cartoons, people think that since the shows are for kids they can get away without doing real analysis. At least we're getting a new episode on Monday.
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horriblePencilist posted:If I was a high school teacher, I'd have every student watch the episode on spirit animals. It'd save them a lot of trouble. And a lot of salmon and honey.
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The second episode tonight was... magical.
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frank.club posted:it's because the creators of the show remembered to make the show on the children's network appealing to kids. Pretty much, yeah. Almost all of those 'fans' are outside the target demo for TTG! so it really doesn't matter what they think. It'd be like if a bunch of six year olds hated Rick and Morty, nobody at the network gives a poo poo.
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Waffleman_ posted:I don't know whether it would have been better if they got Ron back or not. Now I'm imagining him saying the lines from this episode and... yes, it would have been better, especially if he did the Slade voice.
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Doctor Soup posted:Dub episode was funny but drat, were the characters in the original show ever on-model? Even setting aside the awkward pseudo-anime visual gags, it feels like the animators just ballparked the face and body proportions every frame and didn't ever have a discussion about composition. It's kind of uncomfortable to watch. Warner Brothers animation of the time was... unusual. They were trying to ape a style they didn't fully understand with Teen Titans (contrast to TTG! where you can tell they understand the animation style they're using pretty much perfectly) and instead of just farming all of that production work to a studio that did understand the style (contrast TT to Megas XLR, which did do that) they just forged ahead and learned as they went.
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Oh yes, it definitely got better as they went, but that early jankiness was pretty much entirely due to them not really knowing what they were doing yet. If you compare that to Justice League (which had several of the same producers) you can tell they knew what they were doing with Western animation, it was just this new hybrid anime-influenced style they were still working their way through. Eventually everything smoothed out and things were fine, watch the Teen Titans movie if you want to see how good they ended up getting at using these techniques.
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Rand Brittain posted:In other news, I realized something that really interests me about the way this show is written. It has four characters who are basically good-natured broad parodies of their Teen Titans personalities, and then, there's Robin. So he acts like Robin then.
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So where is he watching these episodes from, some kind of parallel universe where only unpopular shows get episode orders? I literally couldn't get through how apparently he doesn't understand what parody is and so any episode that mocks the original series must be an insult to him, personally.
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Waffleman_ posted:Like, internet, can we get something loving straight? Yes. There at least has to be Italian fashion magazine inspired posing.
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I'm fairly certain they mentioned it when they had the episodes focused on the 'other' Titans (Aqualad, Mas y Menos, etc), but that was like late season stuff so it might have been in the comic first.
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