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Originally Posted by Aaronardo
Yes, but when Justice League did it, they established that yes, those were the rules and the whole point of the plot was that they broke said rules. ELS just throws all kinds of paradoxes around and expects you to believe it. By all means, this universe should cave into itself and cease to exist due to the events of that episode.
Outside of the god-awful time-travel writing, everybody is out of character when character is something you need the most of (Raph isn't angry at Fugitoid for not telling them his secret, Donnie doesn't feel used or betrayed, etc), they reversed one of the gutsiest and best moments of the show, the Triceratons get a very small sendoff for being such big villains, and they give us the bullsh*t "oh, Fugitoid's alive!" thing at the end. And the plot is inconsistent. It can't keep itself from going from one different thing to the other.
Everything that's bad about the show is dialed up a couple notches plus all those ridiculous time-travel paradoxes and inconsistencies are present in ELS, which is definitely why it's my least-favorite episode in the show.
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Just for the record, I'm not disagreeing with you at all! As much as I hate ELS however, I was just saying that we've had worse, even this season.