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Old 03-18-2007, 01:13 PM   #9
kerfootw
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How come? Just curious, but why doesn't a new show have no right to last longer than the old one? It's like saying the new TMNT show can not have more episodes than the old TMNT cartoon. It's just stupid.

The Batman is making leaps in terms of improvement. Watch the entire series from start to it's latest episode, and you can tell that the show is improving. Batman is shown to be getting older, and I love how some things such as death and the state of the human mind are looked upon. Just look at "Strange Minds" and "Strange New World". They look very closely at the state of the human mind and psychology. Would things such as "Camp Lazlo" look at that? Hell no! This show is going places, and I for one am happy for it.
No, the old Batman and new TMNT deserve to last longer because they're the better ones! They put so much work into these shows and more that it really shows! I'll admit, "The Batman"'s had a neat run as of late but they should really show respect to what's better and call it quits before everyone thinks that it's the better version--"Batman TAS" did a better job with the psychological factor anyway and "The Batman" still has that kiddish factor!
Besides, how the f*** does "The Batman" get a third season DVD release and sell them pretty well while "Gargoyles" can't even get a Season 2 Volume 2 release?! Now that's stupid!
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