I am angry every day that Still Star-Crossed was cancelled.
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I am angry every day that Still Star-Crossed was cancelled.
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honestly fandom can’t go on one day without material to hate tony :))))) and they’re so ready for it:) hmm there isn’t much lately? let’s pick things apart Im sure somewhere he said something that can be used out of context!!!! I KNOW!! can’t we just have one hate free universe :)) AA is so pure please leave it alone ???
That’s exactly what I thought when I saw it. MCU not enough anymore, have to turn AA into a Tony-hate swamp as well? Then again I’m pretty jumpy about that stuff. :)
Can’t agree more with your final sentence. AA is pure perfection of 78 episodes of canon, get your grubby hateful claws off it!
I feel like we as a fandom have collectively forgotten the adrienette slow dance, and I take full responsibility in the face of this tragedy.
Seasons 1 and 3 of Gargoyles had 13 episodes each, but season 2 had 52 episodes (which on its own, is more than both seasons of Young Justice put together).
Also, 12 out of 13 episodes from season 1 were written by a husband-and-wife duo. That's very fascinating.
I'm constantly looking at this show because even though my mom used to watch a lot of cartoons with me growing up, the oldest I can remember ever watching with her (and when I say "watching with her" I mean that we were both actual fans of it) was in fact Gargoyles. And then of course, there's the whole created by Greg Weisman thingy.
Hrm... Maybe I should just watch it and be done with it. Except pretty much the entire staff involved in the story (including Greg) was fired after the first episode of season three, thus leading to a final season of OOC-ness and aimlessness, and I don't know how I'm supposed to deal with something like this.