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Originally Posted by Netkeeper
See, my problem with this statement is that just because the show is for kids doesn't mean it can't have well-written content and subplots. Just because kids can appreciate a show without those things doesn't mean the writers shouldn't try, because they've got nothing to lose by writing well.
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I agree with that. I've criticized about that in relation to the plot amnesia with the show. I mean it's one thing for a show to have different tastes in tone, comedy, etc., but when it's not keeping up with
it's own storywriting and creates plot holes along the way, it brings up the question as to how serious is the production crew is about writing the show, or do they think the audience is just too young, and therefore too unobservant, to notice these things?