If you could only change one aspect of the Nick series, what would it be?

[Refractive Reflections]

Originally Posted by ssjup81

Okay, I finally have a serious answer that goes under "other". So far, I would change how season 3 started. I would've preferred it if we would've seen the other five adjusting to this life they have for a while with Leo still being out instead of starting after his coma. At least a couple of episodes.

At this point, everyone seems too well-adjusted. Why did Raph decide to be vigilant to watch over Leo (aside from its being in the comic)? How did Donnie cope or act since he blamed himself for Leo's condition? Is Casey's goofiness a front over worrying over his father and sister? How did April cope since bringing Irma to the lair jump-started everything? How did Mikey cope? Did he act the way he did at the end of the finale? With Raph trying to console and comfort him? Was he like this for a while before trying to be optimistic about everything again and quoting Splinter?

This was something I was hoping to see after the season finale. After the heavy, then the lightheartedness of like A Foot too Big (still thought that episode was hilarious).

I guess more emotional moments after a tragic situation or a heavy situation.

For me, I would classify that under the "Plot/Arc Amnesia" option, because those details of the characters/story are not addressed in the show.

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

And btw... this show has no shipping. The show actually does have a Don/April/Casey love triangle. It wasn't made up by the fans. Shipping is stuff like fans making up stuff not in the show, like Raph/Karai and Mikey/April.

Technically, that is correct that the show doesn't have "shipping" since there are no official couples yet in the show, but the fact the show is so strongly leaning toward April/Donatello, April/Casey, and Leo/Karai made me choose the broad term. **shrug** Nevertheless though for this particular case, I think most of the users understand how that term is being applied in the poll option.

As for your "plot amnesia" term, thanks Coola Yagami! It was the best term ("amnesia") to articulate what was occurring with those plotlines!