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Dexter- Dr Vogel is totally shady, right? My post about the previous ep, I wondered if he blocked her out, but turns out she hadn't met Dexter in person. Supposedly Harry came to her for advice and she helped mold Dexter into what he is today. Not sure if I trust her version of events. There's definitely something fishy with her.
And Deb's boss totally drugged her with that special juice he gave her earlier in the day, and he was the one who killed El Sapo, right? I mean, the thing wrong with the story they think happened is, if the guy took Deb's gun, what did she murder him with?
Ultimate Spiderman- The first cartoon appearance of Deadpool. Well, I think he had cameos in previous X-men cartoons I hear, but I think this is the first time they tried to port over a Deadpool character that is like Deadpool. I did hear some people think it was weird Spiderman was all, "You can't kill people!" when Deadpool was all he was going to kill everyone in Taskmaster's camp, because "didn't they just cause a dozen or so henchmen to fall to their deaths when Deadpool destroyed their jetpacks?" But I'm pretty sure they all deployed parachutes.
And wait, is Taskmaster not being able to copy Deadpool's style a thing? That sounds familiar. Like telepath-fighters like Mr. X and Gorgon not being to predict Wolverine's moves when he's all berserk? Deadpool is so crazy and random he's unpredictable?
Beware the Batman- Heh, what's with all the working-class Brit accents in the pilot ep, with Alfred and Prof Pyg? Weird though, an female Asian character in an comic adaptaion not voiced by Kelly Hu? Red as Commissioner Gordon is also kinda odd.
Comix:
Walking Dead- The current storyline is getting a little frustrating. I mean, things can't always go great for the good guys, but are they ever going to beat Negan. I keep hoping one of these failures is a ruse and they'll finally get him, but nope, they really do suffer bad luck, or traitors, or Negan being smarter than them.
I mean, this ep, Rick was just dumb. He already had a plan in place, ready to go, but he decides to jump the gun and just wing it this time since Negan seemed vulnerable, and finds out Negan is not as vulnerable as he thinks.
Dexter- Dr Vogel is totally shady, right? My post about the previous ep, I wondered if he blocked her out, but turns out she hadn't met Dexter in person. Supposedly Harry came to her for advice and she helped mold Dexter into what he is today. Not sure if I trust her version of events. There's definitely something fishy with her.
And Deb's boss totally drugged her with that special juice he gave her earlier in the day, and he was the one who killed El Sapo, right? I mean, the thing wrong with the story they think happened is, if the guy took Deb's gun, what did she murder him with?
Ultimate Spiderman- The first cartoon appearance of Deadpool. Well, I think he had cameos in previous X-men cartoons I hear, but I think this is the first time they tried to port over a Deadpool character that is like Deadpool. I did hear some people think it was weird Spiderman was all, "You can't kill people!" when Deadpool was all he was going to kill everyone in Taskmaster's camp, because "didn't they just cause a dozen or so henchmen to fall to their deaths when Deadpool destroyed their jetpacks?" But I'm pretty sure they all deployed parachutes.
And wait, is Taskmaster not being able to copy Deadpool's style a thing? That sounds familiar. Like telepath-fighters like Mr. X and Gorgon not being to predict Wolverine's moves when he's all berserk? Deadpool is so crazy and random he's unpredictable?
Beware the Batman- Heh, what's with all the working-class Brit accents in the pilot ep, with Alfred and Prof Pyg? Weird though, an female Asian character in an comic adaptaion not voiced by Kelly Hu? Red as Commissioner Gordon is also kinda odd.
Comix:
Walking Dead- The current storyline is getting a little frustrating. I mean, things can't always go great for the good guys, but are they ever going to beat Negan. I keep hoping one of these failures is a ruse and they'll finally get him, but nope, they really do suffer bad luck, or traitors, or Negan being smarter than them.
I mean, this ep, Rick was just dumb. He already had a plan in place, ready to go, but he decides to jump the gun and just wing it this time since Negan seemed vulnerable, and finds out Negan is not as vulnerable as he thinks.
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Date: 2013-07-14 01:38 am (UTC)