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09-02-2011 08:29 PM |
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Originally Posted by CyberCubed
(Post 873245)
Remember they got rid of Carter halfway through the season, it seemed like they planned to bring the whole arc about mutations and Lord Dregg to an end.
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I think that you hit the nail on the head by pointing out that the creators seemed to have been planning on wrapping everything up. If there was even a chance that the show was possibly going to get picked up for an eleventh season, I think that season ten would've gone differently.
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Originally Posted by Powder
(Post 873280)
Woulda been badass if Shredder teamed up with Dregg. Sharing hatred/technology, haha.
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It would've been kinda cool getting more of both Shredder/Krang and Dregg.
The three episodes featuring all of them were probably my favorite three episodes in the series run.
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Originally Posted by CyberCubed
(Post 873291)
What do you mean by downhill? The writing of the show was the same as it ever was. If you mean by ratings, well that's understandable. Power Rangers and the impending Pokemon would have killed TMNT completely...but it could have went for at least one more season.
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I think in this case, the meaning of "downhill" is referring to popularity. In the mid 90's, the TMNT were no where near as popular as they were in the early 90's. The fact that the show was able to go on past 1993 and get the "red sky" episodes is nothing short of a miracle.
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Originally Posted by Icebot
(Post 873362)
If there was an 11th season, I think it would start with Dregg in the Technodrome since he ended up there at the end of Divide and Conquer. He would have his microbots he used throughout season 10 easily rebuild the Technodrome. Then sometime later, Shredder and Krang could regain control of the Technodrome from Dregg and use it just like before. Bebop and Rocksteady would mutate the same way Leonardo did at the beginning of Season 10.
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I never stopped and thought about Bebop and Rocksteady possibly mutating the same way that the turtles were in the later episodes. It's certainly something that could've been used as a possible story line.
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And the turtles would have to figure out a way to adjust to not having Splinter as their guide.
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I really don't see how this could possibly be an issue. First of all, Splinter only said that he had nothing left to teach the turtles. He never said that he was going anywhere. But more importantly, in ten seasons how often did the turtles actually rely on Splinter for anything? Splinter spend pretty much every episode sitting on his (you know what), while the turtles were off battling HIS arch enemy Shredder.
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