Reviews

This one annoyed me the most so far. There were just so many stupid discissions made by the good guys, I'm surprised they lasted so long.

The good guys had several opportunities where they could have killed the bad Grishas while they were distracted, (with their backs turned, mourning their fallen comrade, etc.), but instead the good guys sit around doing nothing.

They waste ammo shooting at the bad guys while the bad guys are advancing using wind, instead of waiting for them to stop and shooting then. (None of them ever heard of strategy before? Also, always go for the head shot.).

And of course Alina wont kill Mal, which means if Alexander does, it's all over.

I find it next to impossible to believe that a high tech facility like this place has no security guards or locked doors and that these kids would be able to run around wherever they want without getting caught. Also, if you are trying to kill off someone, the smart thing to do is seal the room so that there is no chance of escape.

God forbid we should expect any realism from a kids show.

I have absolutely no sympathy for any of the characters and wish they had all been vaporized by the end of the first episode. The main character, Nas, being the worst of the lot as he is supposed to be the smartest, but also the least disciplined, not listening to his older sister and running off.

I'm only 3 episodes in and I want to smack the Hell out of Yorick every time he whines about want to find Beth. Seriously, you could literally have any and every girl on Earth, and you want the bit...ska.....slu...ho...one that would rather be doing every guy in Australia, (although good luck with that now), instead of being with you. Grow a pair already. (of course, that's probably how you survived, whiney little girl).

Ok, yes, most, if not all the episodes include lip-synching, but at least the majority of the episodes the singing sounded like the actors. (At least in Season 2 and the later episodes of Season 1, hard to tell in the first half of Season 1). But it is safe to say that there is no way Cory Monteith's or Matthew Morrison's voices are that high. This is supposed to be a show about the kids singing, so let them.

The worse, and most annoying, thing about this episode was the fake, human sounding imitation bark.

Even if they never actually show the dog, they at lest could have recorded a real dog's bark and used it. Also, dog's tend to growl when you are pulling something away from them, (such as a shoe or jacket, as shown here,), which the dog is chewing on and wont give up.

Sadly, like almost all sitcoms from the late 90's, the writers/producers seem to have developed a case of amnesia when it comes to viewing exteriors through the window. When Kim and Stevie first moved in, they had an ocean view from their living room window/balcony. (Prof. Oglevee even pointed this out by saying how they were only paying $450 a month for an ocean view and he was paying 3 times that for no view). Well he can laugh now, because in this episode there is now a house seen from Kim and Nikki's balcony window.

I always enjoyed this series and its characters, as well as the actors themselves, and I consider it a thousand times better than Moesha, (there were too many things I hated about that show especially Moesha's boyfriend Q constantly calling her shorty, and she was taller than he was, but I digress).

I had to turn the volume off on this episode and watch it with sub-titles after the first 5 minutes because they played the laugh track literally after every sentence.

The biggest question here is: If you had such a lousy first date with "The Wrong Missy", and you obviously have no intention of ever seeing/speaking/thinking of her, why not just delete her contact information like any normal person? Answer: Because then we wouldn't have this movie to waste 90 minutes of our life with. Watch just about anything else and pass on this.

Still confused with the whole Ra's al Ghul in the Arrow-verse thing, considering he is Batman's adversary, and Talia is Bat's love interest, but one of the main reasons I like to check IMDB is for the Trivia/Goofs/etc concerning an episode. That said, I watched "Bratva" on Netflix/ and whoever contributed to the "Crazy Credits" section "Failed this City", (to quote GA). The end credits are the same as every other episode without being LEGO-fied, and IMDB needs better fact checkers instead of just posting every submission. (in some cases, multiple submissions that re-print what someone else previously posted).