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captain_slinky) wrote2009-03-23 02:10 pm
captain_slinky) wrote2009-03-23 02:10 pm
Who KNOWS how this stuff happens???
I posted a nice long list of Geeky shows I would like to watch, chose one that wasn't even on the list, and then ended up getting hooked on something COMPLETELY different.
Despite that, though, I'm really enjoying "Wolverine & The X-Men". Little over half-way through the 22-episode season and it's been a consistent blend of Movie and Comic Book X-Men. Like, they took all the GOOD stuff from both formats and crammed them in to one delicious Graham.
I'm loving it despite some pretty major plot-holes (If Prof. X can project his thoughts back in time to communicate with Wolverine AFTER the explosion, why not just go back a little further and say "Hey Wolverine! Big Explosion! Tell everybody to duck!")
And then after this? I think I'm gonna watch Avatar: The Last Airbender! Take THAT, carefelly-thought-out-list-of-things-I-wanted-to-watch!
Despite that, though, I'm really enjoying "Wolverine & The X-Men". Little over half-way through the 22-episode season and it's been a consistent blend of Movie and Comic Book X-Men. Like, they took all the GOOD stuff from both formats and crammed them in to one delicious Graham.
I'm loving it despite some pretty major plot-holes (If Prof. X can project his thoughts back in time to communicate with Wolverine AFTER the explosion, why not just go back a little further and say "Hey Wolverine! Big Explosion! Tell everybody to duck!")
And then after this? I think I'm gonna watch Avatar: The Last Airbender! Take THAT, carefelly-thought-out-list-of-things-I-wanted-to-watch!
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Has to be watched in order... each episode is stand-alone, but just barely. They're definitely building, with story arcs and an even larger series arc.