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Old 01-27-2012, 12:17 AM   #11
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Well I mean maybe we're not being fair. After all the turtles' lives are anything but the typical teenage experience, lol. They had to grow up and take on a lot of responsibility pretty quickly.
And they're mutant ninja turtles who live in the sewers with only themselves to grow up with. It's safe to give suspension of disbelief why they can't give an accurate depiction of a teenage human mind.

Still doesn't excuse the 2k3 Turtles can't give a vibe they're supposed to be adolescents.... TBF they tried to fix that in Fast Forward...

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Exactly the Channel 6 group added such a sense of realism to the show as far as grown ups in the real world and all the politics of a work environment.
And it's nice to see April has a life outside the TMNT. This is why I think she has an advantage over her 2k3 counterpart (I swear 4Kids doesn't know what to do with her other than being Casey's girlfriend).
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