How well/poorly has the 2012 show aged?

[Coola Yagami]

Originally Posted by IMJ

We could probably surmise, as a blanket statement, that episodes with any "consequence" were vetoed routinely in favor of more traditional "animated adventure of the week".

Part of the problem might have been putting them together to be side-by-side in the first place. He might have been better off turning in a singular script and arguing on it's behalf, as opposed to actually offering a lesser option right next to it, therefore inviting the conflict.

That is interesting. That might explain why the show at times felt like it couldn't decide whether it wanted to be an ongoing narrative or an episodic adventure of the week. They would declare important missions like rescuing April's dad or finding all the lost Mutagen cannisters in the city, and forget all about it the next episode until suddenly it becomes important again.