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 Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:20 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I think that the show had been canceled for some time, longer than 10 years I think, cause when you see all the other people, they have gray hair, and are grown up. She might have even been 40 at the time. and yes, now i remember that episode lol, yeah, croc gets hit with some super hot water and like is in a critical state, and she's crying over him at the end. It was a really good episode, very indepth, and not exactly a kid's story lol. Well at the end of her first episode you do she her looking well normal sized I gusse and she looked realitivly young. I think her first episode was more well liked among fans. Not to say the second one wasn't good. Yeah, I remember her looking into that trick mirror, but I'd say she'd be probably around 30 or so with the way she looked in that mirror. I actually like both the episodes myself. Mybe the first was more well remebered because it was a more sad episode. More of a tear jerker I suppose. I personally think the second one was saddest honestly. Really? It seemed more light hearted then the first. I think it may only appear that way with the animation style they started to use then, where as the original had a much more serious look to it compaired. I mean think about it, in the first episode, she was just wanting her original family back she had as a tv character, and then in the second one, she thought she had finally found true love, but then it all ended in disaster, and killer croc almost killed himself once he ripped that pipe with the boiling water, and Baby Doll was the one that caused all the problems with wanting to cuase a nuclear meltdown, so she basically almost killed the one she thought she loved.
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Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:23 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren Yeah, I remember her looking into that trick mirror, but I'd say she'd be probably around 30 or so with the way she looked in that mirror. I actually like both the episodes myself. Mybe the first was more well remebered because it was a more sad episode. More of a tear jerker I suppose. I personally think the second one was saddest honestly. Really? It seemed more light hearted then the first. I think it may only appear that way with the animation style they started to use then, where as the original had a much more serious look to it compaired. I mean think about it, in the first episode, she was just wanting her original family back she had as a tv character, and then in the second one, she thought she had finally found true love, but then it all ended in disaster, and killer croc almost killed himself once he ripped that pipe with the boiling water, and Baby Doll was the one that caused all the problems with wanting to cuase a nuclear meltdown, so she basically almost killed the one she thought she loved. It could be that people have heard stories silimer to the second episode so it had less of an effect on them. Whereas the first one was probably more new to them.
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Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:26 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren Yeah, I remember her looking into that trick mirror, but I'd say she'd be probably around 30 or so with the way she looked in that mirror. I actually like both the episodes myself. Mybe the first was more well remebered because it was a more sad episode. More of a tear jerker I suppose. I personally think the second one was saddest honestly. Really? It seemed more light hearted then the first. I think it may only appear that way with the animation style they started to use then, where as the original had a much more serious look to it compaired. I mean think about it, in the first episode, she was just wanting her original family back she had as a tv character, and then in the second one, she thought she had finally found true love, but then it all ended in disaster, and killer croc almost killed himself once he ripped that pipe with the boiling water, and Baby Doll was the one that caused all the problems with wanting to cuase a nuclear meltdown, so she basically almost killed the one she thought she loved. It could be that people have heard stories silimer to the second episode so it had less of an effect on them. Whereas the first one was probably more new to them. I don't know, both themes seem very common in society, looking for a family and looking for true love, what most movies we see these days are based off of lol.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:48 am
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I personally think the second one was saddest honestly. Really? It seemed more light hearted then the first. I think it may only appear that way with the animation style they started to use then, where as the original had a much more serious look to it compaired. I mean think about it, in the first episode, she was just wanting her original family back she had as a tv character, and then in the second one, she thought she had finally found true love, but then it all ended in disaster, and killer croc almost killed himself once he ripped that pipe with the boiling water, and Baby Doll was the one that caused all the problems with wanting to cuase a nuclear meltdown, so she basically almost killed the one she thought she loved. It could be that people have heard stories silimer to the second episode so it had less of an effect on them. Whereas the first one was probably more new to them. I don't know, both themes seem very common in society, looking for a family and looking for true love, what most movies we see these days are based off of lol. I've heard of true love more then trying to find a family. Most movies have love in it somehow or anther.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 7:09 am
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I personally think the second one was saddest honestly. Really? It seemed more light hearted then the first. I think it may only appear that way with the animation style they started to use then, where as the original had a much more serious look to it compaired. I mean think about it, in the first episode, she was just wanting her original family back she had as a tv character, and then in the second one, she thought she had finally found true love, but then it all ended in disaster, and killer croc almost killed himself once he ripped that pipe with the boiling water, and Baby Doll was the one that caused all the problems with wanting to cuase a nuclear meltdown, so she basically almost killed the one she thought she loved. It could be that people have heard stories silimer to the second episode so it had less of an effect on them. Whereas the first one was probably more new to them. I don't know, both themes seem very common in society, looking for a family and looking for true love, what most movies we see these days are based off of lol. I've heard of true love more then trying to find a family. Most movies have love in it somehow or anther. I've seen it all some how or another.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 12:46 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I think it may only appear that way with the animation style they started to use then, where as the original had a much more serious look to it compaired. I mean think about it, in the first episode, she was just wanting her original family back she had as a tv character, and then in the second one, she thought she had finally found true love, but then it all ended in disaster, and killer croc almost killed himself once he ripped that pipe with the boiling water, and Baby Doll was the one that caused all the problems with wanting to cuase a nuclear meltdown, so she basically almost killed the one she thought she loved. It could be that people have heard stories silimer to the second episode so it had less of an effect on them. Whereas the first one was probably more new to them. I don't know, both themes seem very common in society, looking for a family and looking for true love, what most movies we see these days are based off of lol. I've heard of true love more then trying to find a family. Most movies have love in it somehow or anther. I've seen it all some how or another. Well ya we all have. I'm just saying a love story is seen more often then someone looking for a family.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 1:48 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I think it may only appear that way with the animation style they started to use then, where as the original had a much more serious look to it compaired. I mean think about it, in the first episode, she was just wanting her original family back she had as a tv character, and then in the second one, she thought she had finally found true love, but then it all ended in disaster, and killer croc almost killed himself once he ripped that pipe with the boiling water, and Baby Doll was the one that caused all the problems with wanting to cuase a nuclear meltdown, so she basically almost killed the one she thought she loved. It could be that people have heard stories silimer to the second episode so it had less of an effect on them. Whereas the first one was probably more new to them. I don't know, both themes seem very common in society, looking for a family and looking for true love, what most movies we see these days are based off of lol. I've heard of true love more then trying to find a family. Most movies have love in it somehow or anther. I've seen it all some how or another. Well ya we all have. I'm just saying a love story is seen more often then someone looking for a family. lol i suppose.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:23 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I don't know, both themes seem very common in society, looking for a family and looking for true love, what most movies we see these days are based off of lol. I've heard of true love more then trying to find a family. Most movies have love in it somehow or anther. I've seen it all some how or another. Well ya we all have. I'm just saying a love story is seen more often then someone looking for a family. lol i suppose. Odd how the serise seem to create villians and Quin is practially the only one to make it out.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:32 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I don't know, both themes seem very common in society, looking for a family and looking for true love, what most movies we see these days are based off of lol. I've heard of true love more then trying to find a family. Most movies have love in it somehow or anther. I've seen it all some how or another. Well ya we all have. I'm just saying a love story is seen more often then someone looking for a family. lol i suppose. Odd how the serise seem to create villians and Quin is practially the only one to make it out. lol yeah, Harley was a fan favorite, and i guess they felt that joker needed a female counterpart just like batman with catwoman.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:35 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I've seen it all some how or another. Well ya we all have. I'm just saying a love story is seen more often then someone looking for a family. lol i suppose. Odd how the serise seem to create villians and Quin is practially the only one to make it out. lol yeah, Harley was a fan favorite, and i guess they felt that joker needed a female counterpart just like batman with catwoman. Not that I hate her... but how and why did she get so popular?
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:48 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren I've seen it all some how or another. Well ya we all have. I'm just saying a love story is seen more often then someone looking for a family. lol i suppose. Odd how the serise seem to create villians and Quin is practially the only one to make it out. lol yeah, Harley was a fan favorite, and i guess they felt that joker needed a female counterpart just like batman with catwoman. Not that I hate her... but how and why did she get so popular? I don't really know why. Maybe because she was a female version of joker perhaps? and females liked that?
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:57 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Odd how the serise seem to create villians and Quin is practially the only one to make it out. lol yeah, Harley was a fan favorite, and i guess they felt that joker needed a female counterpart just like batman with catwoman. Not that I hate her... but how and why did she get so popular? I don't really know why. Maybe because she was a female version of joker perhaps? and females liked that? I don't know about that. She was kinda similer to the Joker but I don't know.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 7:02 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Odd how the serise seem to create villians and Quin is practially the only one to make it out. lol yeah, Harley was a fan favorite, and i guess they felt that joker needed a female counterpart just like batman with catwoman. Not that I hate her... but how and why did she get so popular? I don't really know why. Maybe because she was a female version of joker perhaps? and females liked that? I don't know about that. She was kinda similer to the Joker but I don't know. it's the only thing i could come up with.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 7:16 pm
Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol yeah, Harley was a fan favorite, and i guess they felt that joker needed a female counterpart just like batman with catwoman. Not that I hate her... but how and why did she get so popular? I don't really know why. Maybe because she was a female version of joker perhaps? and females liked that? I don't know about that. She was kinda similer to the Joker but I don't know. it's the only thing i could come up with. Well on a whole the show was great. And I gusse thats what really counts.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 7:18 pm
battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren battosai matt Siefren lol yeah, Harley was a fan favorite, and i guess they felt that joker needed a female counterpart just like batman with catwoman. Not that I hate her... but how and why did she get so popular? I don't really know why. Maybe because she was a female version of joker perhaps? and females liked that? I don't know about that. She was kinda similer to the Joker but I don't know. it's the only thing i could come up with. Well on a whole the show was great. And I gusse thats what really counts. lol yeah i suppose, the show laid down some foundations that the comics later on followed so you know it was quite the influential show.
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