Here’s what “Community” star Alison Brie tweeted after it was announced Monday that the show was off the midseason NBC schedule. Troy and Abed in the…summer?? RT @danharmon: Streets Ahold! RT @neilskee Midseason schedule burn!November 14, 2011 2:02 PM via EchofonReplyRetweetFavorite@alisonbrieAlison Brie We have been...
The death knell for the original ThunderCats show was when the writers changed our heroes from defenders of justice into the predecessors of Captain Planet and the Planeteers. The episodes were not terrible, but they were a far cry from what the show had been. There is nothing wrong with showing kids the importance of...
The team is visibly shaken after their training mission in the last episode. How they cope with the experience will speak volumes about their individual characters. Hopefully, the state of depression and sadness we saw on their faces will not linger for too long. On an unrelated note, we have not seen much of the Sphere that...
The team is more than used to danger by now. They are able to handle situations that normal individuals cannot. Even when fear overcomes them, we have seen these individuals stand strong. The Young Justice team is more than just Batman’s covert ops squad; they are the future of the Justice League. If anything ever happened...
Remember that episode of your favorite show that just had nothing to do with the main plot? You know how restaurants put bread crumbs in ground meat to get more product? You know that stuff that the dentist puts in your teeth after he finishes drilling a hole? What the hell am I talking about? Filler, plain and simple. This new ThunderCats...
Just from the title you can tell this episode is for the hardcore fans of the show. I could have sworn that the creators said at the SDCC panel that there would be no Berbils, but it would not be the first time that someone lied to throw the fans off. I think most of the hate for the Berbils stems from their slight resemblance to the Ewoks of Star Wars...
