Best Leonardo centric episode from season five?

[Sage Ninja]

Season five was a much shorter season compared to the larger season four season. As a result I think the animation was of better quality and there less less stupid mistakes like turtles being colored wrong or turtles speaking with the wrong voice. But not so big on action or on going story arcs.

But one of season fives saving graces was its character centric episodes that focused on one turtle of the turtles. Even though this season didn'thave as many character centric episodes in it due to its shorter length each turtle got about two or three character centric seasons. Leonardo in this season got two episodes dedicated to him. So people same drill as the season four "best turtle episode" thread. Which of these two episodes about Leonardo in this season showed him in his best light, or portrayed him at top form, or even which one was more entertaineing involving are favorite turtle in blue?

[Revan]

Def Leo the Renaissance turtle. The return of Rex1! :lol: Also, Leonardo cuts loose was hardly even a Leo centric episode so I can't vote for that one

[ToTheNines]

I certainly like Cuts Loose better (CJ!!) but it has nothing to do with Leonardo cutting loose...

[Scandia]

"Leonardo the Renaissance Turtle" was an awesome episode. It showed Leo's vulnerability, as well as his many talents. He managed to do some of the things his brothers usually stand out in. Leo rocks- ok, so he's my favorite.

"Leonardo cuts loose" sadly does not feature much Leonardo to be honest. It is more about Casey Jones IMHO.

[VaughnMichael]

Leonardo Cuts Loose is what I voted for I'm not much of a Leonardo fan so I voted for it simply because it was the first time we saw Casey in some time.

[Sage Ninja]

grrr, I ment to vote for the Leonardo the Renaissance turtle episode instead of Leoanrdo Cuts loose one.

I really liked the Leonardo, the Renaissance Turtle episode. It was both entertaining and good. I liked the return of Rex-1 and the power hungry robot guy and his police guy. I thought it was a an almost uncomfertable true to life "what if" scenerio, since the whole episode featured a situation where people where willingly turing over their basic civil rights to a millitant police syndicate in exchange for saftey and where basically reduced to having no rights what so ever just to feel "safe" and where treated like criminals. Which is something that holds true today in American society with people willingly giveing up more and more of their rights to the government in exchange for safety. I like how this episode under scored peoples willingness to relinquish responciabilty for their crime problem in order to have a higher power solve the problem for them even at risk at employing a dangerous law enforcer that was dictorial in its methods. And even though this situation was presented in a very exgerated cartoony way, it wasn't to far off on how things could eventually play out if things ever go to that extreme.