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| Blue flamed campfire Splinter apparition movie reference for the win! |
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29 | 39.19% |
| Make peace? What are we, hippies?! We're Ninjas! |
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22 | 29.73% |
| We're so caught up in tphones and junkfood and tv that we've become at odds with nature... |
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2 | 2.70% |
| Hey, Seth's Leo sounds pretty good! Even if he DID get bitch-slapped by a deer. |
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20 | 27.03% |
| That montage song was SO familiar.... |
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1 | 1.35% |
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Now we're talking! What a wonderful episode. I love it when they explore the spiritual / inner-strength stuff. Shame it ended, really. It could have done with being a two-parter so that it could have explored the arc of each turtle's journey more.
My only criticism is that inevitably there will be a lack of perpetuity to the states each turtle achieved, with maybe Leo being the exception. I don't for a minute believe that Mikey will now be focused, or that Donnie will become less-reliant on his mind (he didn't seem to learn the lesson to any great length after Monkey Brains in Season 1) and I definitely don't think that Raphael has over-come his anger issues. Maybe that's because Leo's journey carried the most meaning because of what he'd been through, and the episode felt very Leo-centric. I'd still like to see the others facing something far more destructive in their emotional development.
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2k3 Don: That's not a trans-dimensional portal stick. That's... a flashlight! OT Don: It was a flashlight, but with a little rewiring and a lot more positive thinking, it'll soon be a trans-dimensional portal stick. Now hand me that hammer. 2k3 Don: This is a wrench. |
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