God, what a way to make every single character apart from Margaret look like an immature idiot.
Was not okay with this episode.
CJ realizing how crazy she was being softened the blow, but still.
I loved this episode.
It was hilarious, filled with action and had an interesting plot. I barely felt the 15 minuets go by, I was so sucked in.
This was the best of the Holy CN trinity this week by a HUGE margin.
I'm one of the biggest OP fans you'll ever meet. That being said, ratings and time slots won't keep me from being honest. The anime after EL is not what it used to be.
I hope you guys are enjoying the Ennies Lobby arc.... because, from an anime standpoint, its all down hill from here.
Not to say it ever gets terrible, but most agree there is a notable dip in quality from EL arc and onward.
I would STRONGLY recommend getting started on the manga if you...
I'm happy with One Piece's ratings so long as they are consistently good enough to keep the show on air. For so long different circumstances have kept it from ever making a dent in the states when in Japan the series is practically a religion. Justice is finally being served, if but in small...
Keep it under control?
I do know that for whatever crazy reason you don't like seeing the Lich anymore, but there would be nothing wrong from a writing standpoint if The Lich full-blown came back.
He's been implied time-and-time again to be 1). More like an infection than a singular...
I really dug this one.
It was incredibly funny from start to finish, and I was always a big fan of Muscle Man and Starla.
I know most won't agree here, but this was much better than last week's episode.
Before the was life... Before there was anything...
There was nothing.
And before there was nothing.... There were monsters.
Holy ****.
Is it weird that one of the most adorable AT episodes ever was also one of the most horrifying?
Wow, do RS fans really feel like this? You'll forgive me, I usually don't discuss RS on forums.
Anyway, I'm okay with the slice-of-life stuff.... kinda very okay with it...
I mean, I don't like Mordecai's romances much at all, but the other stuff (esp. ,Muscle Man) is usually gold.
Soooo.... why exactly did Finn astral project in the first place?
I'm guessing it was some sort of cosmic pull deal where Finn was drawn to his dad with every fiber of his soul and his desire manifested spiritually... like when he grew that psychic arm in The Tower?
Ah whatever, weirder...
I... wasn't really feeling this one.
On one hand it was funny at times. On another hand it was a bit much. It reminded me of the first season of RS where the show was still trying to find its identity. That is, this episode felt kind of aimless.
RS is best when its character-focused, like...
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