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Yeah, that was pretty neat (jerky animation though, I'm hoping it was just the broadcast).

They didn't show The Batman here because the station decided they wanted to show ACC football instead. As such, they can go die somewhere. If they weren't going to show it they should not have advertised it for weeks. stressed Pricks.

Did not like the new Legion premier. Didn't like Kell-El, he looks like a villain and is pretty much a p***k. Didn't like "Gay Brainy". Didn't like what happened with Triplicate Girl. I don't like the whole tone this first episode has set.

I'd like to at least see the episode before I past judgement on anything, and while The Batman is not my favorite of the many Batman cartoons there's been, I still enjoy parts of it. They had Joker and Harley singing a Hank Williams song. As such, I deem it good.

I liked Clark from season 1. I didn't seem him as bland, more like what he was supposed to me, a young man trying to figure himself out in an envirirnoment where he's clearly out of his element.

The problem with Triplicate Girl is that we all saw it coming. How about doing something original and not kill off one of the Trips just for the sake of doing it. Would be nice if they had actually done something with her in season 1. She was barely there. It's like she was a filler character, and I like Triplicate Girl. I liked that they did a little something with her and Bouncing Boy. She got red shirted and that just sucks.

Right now, I've seen nothing redeeming about Kell. He's a pissed off, weird looking angstball. And if my eyes had rolled any harder with them combining Supermans DNA with Kryptonite to get rid of his vulnerability I would have spent the rest of my day trying to put them back in the sockets.

I liked the writing voice acting and dialogue for the first season. I liked the general tone of the first season. This feels like a complete 180. Unfortuantely I won't be home to see the second part. I'm hoping they'll be able to salvage things.

He wasn't trying to find himself, he was an afterschool special. Lightning Lad had more character growth, tried "finding" himself (especially in relation to his brother). In fact I think he and Phantom Girl are the ONLY characters that had any growth with the possible exception of Bouncing Boy. The rest were so flat, and remained flat, Superboy being the flattest of all. There were no negatives, no fllaw to his personality, he took everything with an "aw shucks" and then everyone felt bad about repremanding him for...well nothing, since he never DID anything with the possible exception of dating a Luthor.
He was a 1950s characiature boy scout, there was nothing about him to relate to.

I'd love to b***h and complain about the Batman and Legion premieres as well, but my VCR decided to be a d**k and not record them. crying

As for my diabolical plan to "claim" a dozen Manaphy this Saturday? Shot to Hell when I discovered it's only one per gamecard and it's going through as a Mystery Gift, not a regualr trade.

Crap.

Good, decent person shouldn't mean flat, one-dimensional, and bland. Shame they didn't feel they could write him differently, probably wanted to try and create tension with the other Superboy. Hence the nice change.

I just watched the first episode of the new season of Metalocalypse on YouTube. Looks like this season could very well be a lot more dark/sick than the first. Which could be good or bad, depending on how they do it.

Did anybody else get the album? It kicks a**. The new song titles are hilarious, especially Hatredcopter and Briefcase Full of Guts.