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The major problem with the Space arc is that the Turtles are in a new setting, but we don't really get to flesh out that setting because
1. New York will aways be their home.
2. There was the added pressure of the Turtles having to stop the Triceraton's from destroying the Earth and they only have six months to do it.
The space arc started with so much going on, the Turtle had just lost their sensei and the Earth along with him. They are picked up by a robot guy who seems to save them completely by chance, and then they are transported six months into the past in order to prevent Earth's destruction for occurring.
There were some interesting places and people used, but we never really get to flesh out that world or that character because there is a time limit to their adventure.
But yet when we see the Turtles kicking around and acting like they have all the time in the world we are left saying "Um guys...isn't there a death machine out there that is going to such your world into a black hole. Don't you think you should be trying to find it rather than watching some Chris Bradford Cartoon?"
With the temporal clones of the Turtles, April, and Casey that does open the door to a spinoff that does focus on the Turtles exploring space, without any conflicts or priorities. So being able to see the Turtles in Space and being able to flesh out the people, the various worlds, add other villains like the Federation for example.
But the current reboot cartoon is just starting things over from the beginning with the Turtles discovering New York and tapping into skills they didn't even know they had.
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