Have you accepted the show probably won't continue after season 5?

[STORMSHADOW__210]

I don't know. I don't trust Nick. They are a ruthless and unpredictable company . Remember Legend Of Korra? One of the best animated series ever and Nick did Korra and her fans pretty bad.

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by STORMSHADOW__210

I don't know. I don't trust Nick. They are a ruthless and unpredictable company . Remember Legend Of Korra? One of the best animated series ever and Nick did Korra and her fans pretty bad.

Korra was going to end anyway after four seasons, it was a planned short show just like Avatar was. Its not like it got canceled unexpectingly.

[MartiusR]

Whoah, I haven't been here for a very loong time, welcome back, everybody

But getting back to the subject - I probably wouldn't have any problem with it. Basing on my experience with other tv shows with turtles, I was always losing interest in it approximately in the "half" of the show. To be honest, I've started to feel that I'm losing appetite on turtles (sounds weird, I know ) during third season. Now I've skipped whole space arc* (tried to watch first episode, but I've watched only two minutes and had enough) and got back after long brake... And on the one hand I quite liked what I saw so far (even if there were some lacks and episode with mob showed the gangsters as utterly goofy and pathetic), but I can't say that I'm so entertained as I was during first and second season. And I'm guessing that if there will be resolved (in one way or another) case with Shredder in this season, I will be rather neutral about 5th season, as well as for the case "will it be continued or not"


*I feel that I didn't loose anything important, City at War is really good place to get back to the series

[BubblyShell22]

Well, if season 6 is confirmed, they will likely announce it at NYCC. I agree though that it seems unusual to suddenly announce that Usagi has been confirmed now if the deal was already signed. You would think that they would have announced it at SDCC.

[TigerClaw]

Originally Posted by BubblyShell22

Well, if season 6 is confirmed, they will likely announce it at NYCC. I agree though that it seems unusual to suddenly announce that Usagi has been confirmed now if the deal was already signed. You would think that they would have announced it at SDCC.

I have a feeling Season 6 will be confirmed at NYCC, besides not only will they be showing the episode with Super Shredder, they will no doubt show concept art of some of the new characters from Season 5, including Usagi.

[lonewarrior20]

well if they plan to do a third movie 'which they might be i don't know' i think more seasons will be on the way. then again for all we know the viacom execs choose and pick using this method.

[tmnt transformer]

I really think this show isn't gonna end with only 5 seasons. (Note, I'm not siding with Cubed's idea that it could be considered a failure if 5 is the final season) To be honest, What other shows does nick have that has been more profitable? I mean, practically every show that they have done after 2k12 started has pretty much been canceled after a short amount of time. Heck, If it wasn't for tmnt and the endless amount of reruns of the other stupid crap they have, would nick even exist anymore?

[BubblyShell22]

Originally Posted by lonewarrior20

well if they plan to do a third movie 'which they might be i don't know' i think more seasons will be on the way. then again for all we know the viacom execs choose and pick using this method.
http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view6/487...w-motion-o.gif

The movie has nothing to do with the show as both are separate from each other. So, if they don't have another movie, that won't affect the show at all.

[Metalwolf]

Originally Posted by tmnt transformer

I really think this show isn't gonna end with only 5 seasons. (Note, I'm not siding with Cubed's idea that it could be considered a failure if 5 is the final season) To be honest, What other shows does nick have that has been more profitable?

Spongebob. They even had (or have) the original creator returning, after he's been gone for practically 15+ years.

I don't see them showing the same love to Nick TMNT. I think if this show tanks enough in ratings, they might just pull the plug.

[MikeandRaph87]

Nielsen ratings are not the main factor. Look at how many streams it would get on the Nick website combined with DVR recordings and the actual viewership together to get a number. Also, consider the toy sales and how lucrative it continues to be with other product deals outside of toys. Instead of just fading away and letting fans guess like the 1987 cartoon and 2003 cartoon it would be nice for a straight answer, but just be patient. Its not the end until a press release states it. Itwill likely get a sixth season with the above facts anyway.T he question is have we reached the subtitled season at the end of the series like Fastforward/Back To The Sewers or Red Sky era.

[Vegita-San]

Originally Posted by Metalwolf

Spongebob. They even had (or have) the original creator returning, after he's been gone for practically 15+ years.

I don't see them showing the same love to Nick TMNT. I think if this show tanks enough in ratings, they might just pull the plug.

I disagree with that.

I think tmnt is a bit more noticeable than sponge bob.

where I think tmnt fails, is that they don't have anyone with a singular vision on what it needs to be. you can have different versions, but they are all over the place.

the only version that works 100%, I think, is IDW. those guys to me get it. Movie and TV, not so much.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

[QUOTE=lonewarrior20;1624902]well if they plan to do a third movie 'which they might be i don't know' i think more seasons will be on the way./QUOTE]

Not if the film fails.

[BubblyShell22]

And as I said earlier, the film has nothing to do with the show itself. They are two separate franchises so even if a third movie doesn't happen, that doesn't mean the show won't continue unless the network decides not to continue it.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by BubblyShell22

And as I said earlier, the film has nothing to do with the show itself. They are two separate franchises so even if a third movie doesn't happen, that doesn't mean the show won't continue unless the network decides not to continue it.

They're both dependet on the popularity of the franchise in general, often affecting each other.

[THGhost]

I hadn't given it much thought until now. Yeah, I guess I'd be okay with it. No point stretching it out for longer than it should be.

[Jephael]

I'm a little torn on the matter. As fun as it's been watching this series, I'm kinda hoping to see it come to a conclusion. Plus once it ends I don't intend to take much interest in any future interpretations of TMNT. I had my fun with them over the course of my life but I feel it's time to move on with my life.

[Vegita-San]

Originally Posted by Jephael

I'm a little torn on the matter. As fun as it's been watching this series, I'm kinda hoping to see it come to a conclusion. Plus once it ends I don't intend to take much interest in any future interpretations of TMNT. I had my fun with them over the course of my life but I feel it's time to move on with my life.

too be honest, i feel the same way.

but ONLY because i feel these aren't made for me anymore.

these are made for todays youth who don't like depth and prefer quick cuts, action and fart jokes.

the movies and tv show arn't aimed for me. and i can still enjoy stuff aimed for kids if done right.

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by Jephael

I'm a little torn on the matter. As fun as it's been watching this series, I'm kinda hoping to see it come to a conclusion. Plus once it ends I don't intend to take much interest in any future interpretations of TMNT. I had my fun with them over the course of my life but I feel it's time to move on with my life.

That's weird, there's no reason you need to move on from TMNT altogether. Future TMNT cartoons will probably be great as well.

[Metalwolf]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

That's weird, there's no reason you need to move on from TMNT altogether. Future TMNT cartoons will probably be great as well.

That's what ultimately happens when people take the "TMNT is for kids' stuff to heart, Cubed. It's why I protest against it whenever it's brought up, it's why I always argue for original storylines and better characterizations, and never accept anything subpar.

We get people leaving or deciding they are 'too old' for a 'kid's franchise.'

[LeotheLateBloomer]

It also depends on how much you surround yourself or how much time you spend with a property. It leads to exhaustion. The Batman Arkham games is how I got back into Batman in years. But due to so much pushing DC does for this character I'm now sick and tired of him. He's getting too much exposure; Tons of Batman comics and cartoons, so many animated movies (Son of Batman, Bad Blood, two Unlimited films), the Dark Knight trilogy, adding him to the Man of Steel "sequel" only to take first billing on the title, an appearance in Suicide Squad, 4 Arkham games, The Telltale games, Lego Batman games, a Lego Batman movie, and two crossover comics with the turtles.