RoryWilliams
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The Hunt sounds good. So two thoughts immediately come to mind: either it's a ruse, or this is where the Light make a play to undermine the Reach.
I can't believe there are still people out there who think they can "save" a show after being canceled with petitions or other such nonsense.
Haven't we learned by now that 90% of the time that when a show is canceled, it stays dead? Haven't we known that CN canceled all their shows prematurely? Didn't Marvel fans just go through the same thing with Spectacular Spiderman and X-men?
I remember this ridiculousness when Justice League and Teen Titans ended back in 2006. And before that B:TAS/S:TAS and Batman Beyond.
Seriously, why do people go through this same exact denial every single time a show gets canceled? I understand people are upset and I am too, but again, we've gone through this countless times in the past already.
I hope that's what Weisman is working on right now in secret.In terms of writing campaign, I would like to see the effort directed at having another Earth-16 project
I hope that's what Weisman is working on right now in secret.
I'm getting the feeling we're not going to see Darkseid, leaving the Apokolips threads hanging. Hilarious.
I was far too young to take part in the write-in campaign that saved the original Star Trek. However, I was part of the movements that got new seasons for both Tean Titans and Disney's Kim Possible, so I know that they do work at least some of the time. Even if the odds are against us, it is still worth a try!
On Clone Wars: The smart money says that Clone Wars isn't so much canceled as it is moving to Disney XD. That's been the rumor ever since Disney acquired the Star Wars franchise.
again I say it is stupid that they base a sucess of a cartoon show off toy sales, I don't buy toys I'm 35 years old. (Not to say others don't do it but most toys are geared towards younger kids)
I would, too. But I would be even okay with Weisman simply posting snippets of unproduced scripts/outlines or deleted scenes as a ramble on Ask Greg.Somehow Conner and Clark worked things out. Somehow Barbara joined Tim and Dick. How did this Cassie join Wonder Woman? I'd totally go for DTVs of these.
I hope that's what Weisman is working on right now in secret.
I would, too. But I would be even okay with Weisman simply posting snippets of unproduced scripts/outlines or deleted scenes as a ramble on Ask Greg.
I'm not sure, is that the one where they release two online first then as a combined physical issue at a later date?Another possible consolation prize is that DC sees a lot of interest in the continuation of Earth-16 and we get a digital first comic series like the Batman Beyond stuff.
Possible, I think the Team has some members in common with the Outsiders like Nightwing and Arsenal.I wouldn't mind if the Team came back in the form of The Outsiders.
That's possible. I was hoping the same would happen for The Brave and The Bold since that show played with teasers and openers that ranged a minute or so like these shorts.Maybe possible young justice shorts on DC Nation.
...What? There was a two year gap between JLU ending and CW beginning (2006-2008).There's no accounting for taste
Cartoon Network was fine before CW and YJ because they used to nurture animated shows (like 70 some episodes of Justice League). Now they're going after the lowest common denominator comedy rubbish.
I'm 33, I'd have bought some in stores had I seen Superboy on a toy isle. I, like many, balked at the 9.99 for a tiny toy but for Superboy I paid it from TRU's website.
I'd have grabbed every Green Lantern figure but retail passed as they were still clogged with the movie's line. I wished they have done them as online exclusives like MotU, or the DC subscriptions.
Speaking of coincidental tie-ins, Mattel made a JLU Guy Gardner figure, which I got in the 3 pack with blue Batman and light Martian Manhunter. Too bad those sales didn't count.
Mind you, JLU toys has been going on years after JLU did, so maybe toy sales aren't everything.
The only cartoons I can even think of that were revived in the same format (as in, not a reboot or alternate take), after cancelation was Family Guy and Futurama, and those are adult themed comedies.
Whenever superhero shows get canceled, they reboot them when they bring them back. Hence why everytime Batman and Spiderman return they're entirely new series and a fresh take rather than a continuation of an old show. And for the record, no "Teen Titans Go" does not count as a Teen Titans revival.
This makes no sense to me as well. It is a show on teen issues featuring teens mentored by adults who collectively face primarily adult villains, yet it needs to rely on toy sales to kiddies while mired in a kiddie time slot?
Make money off clothing, video games, apps, things that the 13+ crowd will buy that will support the show.