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A good ending to this comic arc. I liked how they handled Batman on the run when Gordan's not in charge. And him tracking down and stopping Dr. Phosphorus was well done.
A good ending to this comic arc. I liked how they handled Batman on the run when Gordan's not in charge. And him tracking down and stopping Dr. Phosphorus was well done.
A great start to this arc. Really liked seeing all the Superman villains come together here. And the way they handled what happens with Superman was great. I like how Batman sees through it easily, making him the best character of the episode.
A great start to this arc. Really liked seeing all the Superman villains come together here. And the way they handled what happens with Superman was great. I like how Batman sees through it easily, making him the best character of the episode.
Really liked the ideas used in this one. The designs for the other realm and especially the different creatures were really good, giving off a unique vibe. Good use of Hawk Girl and Grundy, with a surprisingly sweet dynamic here.
Really liked the ideas used in this one. The designs for the other realm and especially the different creatures were really good, giving off a unique vibe. Good use of Hawk Girl and Grundy, with a surprisingly sweet dynamic here.
I like the set-up for this, where you know Aquaman is trying to save Atlantis, but otherwise his motives are unknown. That makes the conflict in the second half work that much better. Really liked the action, and the cliffhanger is good.
I like the set-up for this, where you know Aquaman is trying to save Atlantis, but otherwise his motives are unknown. That makes the conflict in the second half work that much better. Really liked the action, and the cliffhanger is good.
A fun Ferengi episode, getting into the weird family dynamics of Quark's family. I liked seeing the stubbornness of Quark and Ishka at play, with Rom caught in the middle. Also, nice introduction to Jeffrey Combs' Brunt.
A fun Ferengi episode, getting into the weird family dynamics of Quark's family. I liked seeing the stubbornness of Quark and Ishka at play, with Rom caught in the middle. Also, nice introduction to Jeffrey Combs' Brunt.
Interesting idea for an episode, leading to a nice mix of an exciting space chase, and battle of the minds between B'Elanna and the AI she built. I thought it was pretty well done overall, with some good themes.
Interesting idea for an episode, leading to a nice mix of an exciting space chase, and battle of the minds between B'Elanna and the AI she built. I thought it was pretty well done overall, with some good themes.
A stronger part overall. I liked how they handled the possessed Justice League characters, adding to the threat. Still not my favorite arc of the show, but still very fun.
A stronger part overall. I liked how they handled the possessed Justice League characters, adding to the threat. Still not my favorite arc of the show, but still very fun.
More Englehart stories. The first was pretty good. I liked the detective work done by Batman here. Dr. Phosphorus himself was a bit one-dimensional, especially with his origin story, but otherwise it worked.
More Englehart stories. The first was pretty good. I liked the detective work done by Batman here. Dr. Phosphorus himself was a bit one-dimensional, especially with his origin story, but otherwise it worked.
Really liked this comic story from Steve Englehart. Fairly simple, but effective at what it tries to do, highlighting the dichotomy between the brutal Batman and human Bruce Wayne.
Really liked this comic story from Steve Englehart. Fairly simple, but effective at what it tries to do, highlighting the dichotomy between the brutal Batman and human Bruce Wayne.
A fun episode. I particularly liked the main plot with Sisko and Jake, both for the ship adventure, and the father/son bonding. The Bashir plot was OK. I liked seeing more of him bonding with O'Brien, and wondering how his life could be different.
A fun episode. I particularly liked the main plot with Sisko and Jake, both for the ship adventure, and the father/son bonding. The Bashir plot was OK. I liked seeing more of him bonding with O'Brien, and wondering how his life could be different.
A really interesting episode that goes a bit darker than usual, as it explores violence and people's (in this case Tuvok's) need to make sense of it. I really like Brad Dourif as Suder here, and Tim Russ gives a very strong performance as well.
A really interesting episode that goes a bit darker than usual, as it explores violence and people's (in this case Tuvok's) need to make sense of it. I really like Brad Dourif as Suder here, and Tim Russ gives a very strong performance as well.
A fun, lighter episode. Kind of funny how The Flash's pride just makes things worse here (reminds me of this season of Hazbin Hotel). The main threat is ok so far. Still too early in the setup phase, but has some good parts, and nice cliffhanger.
A fun, lighter episode. Kind of funny how The Flash's pride just makes things worse here (reminds me of this season of Hazbin Hotel). The main threat is ok so far. Still too early in the setup phase, but has some good parts, and nice cliffhanger.
Very good sequel. While it does tread similar waters as the first one, it feels better in pretty much every way. Good way to kick off Jason's saga in this franchise.
Very good sequel. While it does tread similar waters as the first one, it feels better in pretty much every way. Good way to kick off Jason's saga in this franchise.
Also, nice Mario Odyssey reference with that desert scene.
Also, nice Mario Odyssey reference with that desert scene.
One of my favorites this season so far. Loved seeing how the Justice League deals with the alternate versions of themselves. Batman in particular was great here. The action was great, and solution felt earned.
One of my favorites this season so far. Loved seeing how the Justice League deals with the alternate versions of themselves. Batman in particular was great here. The action was great, and solution felt earned.
A great two part episode. Love getting to see more of Garak and his complex connection to Cardassia & Enabran Tain. Also, Odo's role was great in both part. And nice seeing the how the Cardassians are responding to the Dominion.
A great two part episode. Love getting to see more of Garak and his complex connection to Cardassia & Enabran Tain. Also, Odo's role was great in both part. And nice seeing the how the Cardassians are responding to the Dominion.
This gets worse as it goes along. The idea of breaking the speed barrier isn't bad, even if it contradicts previous episodes. The middle part wasn't great, but had decent body horror. And the end was so bad it's become a (fun) in-joke among fans.
This gets worse as it goes along. The idea of breaking the speed barrier isn't bad, even if it contradicts previous episodes. The middle part wasn't great, but had decent body horror. And the end was so bad it's become a (fun) in-joke among fans.
Great buildup here. While it's not a surprise that it was an alternate universe, seeing things from that perspective to start things off. And latter half sets up an interesting conflict for the second episode.
Great buildup here. While it's not a surprise that it was an alternate universe, seeing things from that perspective to start things off. And latter half sets up an interesting conflict for the second episode.
Great way to wrap up this arc. Really good development for John's character, with his interactions with both Katma and Hawkgirl. And really nice action in the fight against Despero.
Great way to wrap up this arc. Really good development for John's character, with his interactions with both Katma and Hawkgirl. And really nice action in the fight against Despero.
Technically my least favorite of the trilogy, with uneven humor (and a specific joke that didn't sit well with me), but overall still a lot of fun, especially in the second half. Leslie Nielsen is great as Frank, as always.
Technically my least favorite of the trilogy, with uneven humor (and a specific joke that didn't sit well with me), but overall still a lot of fun, especially in the second half. Leslie Nielsen is great as Frank, as always.
A pretty good start to this arc. Good to see the other Green Lantern characters again, and get a glimpse of John's relationship with one of them. The setup for the Despero plot was pretty interesting so far.
A pretty good start to this arc. Good to see the other Green Lantern characters again, and get a glimpse of John's relationship with one of them. The setup for the Despero plot was pretty interesting so far.
A satisfying ending to a pretty good arc. More action-focused this time, but those scenes are really well done. The story itself is alright (though I actually preferred the first part in that sense), but it ends on a satisfying note.
A satisfying ending to a pretty good arc. More action-focused this time, but those scenes are really well done. The story itself is alright (though I actually preferred the first part in that sense), but it ends on a satisfying note.
Watched this as my Halloween week movie (probably wouldn't have time on Friday). Better than it could have been with its B-Movie style. Part of that goes to the writing, and part to the acting. It's nice getting to see more of Jeffrey Combs outside of Star Trek.
Watched this as my Halloween week movie (probably wouldn't have time on Friday). Better than it could have been with its B-Movie style. Part of that goes to the writing, and part to the acting. It's nice getting to see more of Jeffrey Combs outside of Star Trek.