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Originally Posted by DrSpengler
Then JLU season 3 happened.
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Ah yes, season three, the one where they decided to celebrate and have some fun with their final project by paying a perfect homage to Superfriends and giving the Legion of Doom the dignity old school fans had LONG craved to see, Batman shot someone to death courtesy of Deadman, the hilarious Luhor/Flash body switch, the "master plan" by Grodd, a risky all-villains episode, and a finale that established some solid closure to Superman: TAS (well, give or take, Lois was'nt used as much in JLU as I thought she would be to at least learn Clark's secret, and poor old Kal-El got screwed over again as Lex vanquished Darksied)
After seeing Terry Mcguiness dominate the finales of JLU, it was great to see the JLU close out their own series for the first time since "Starcrossed"