Batman: Caped Crusader Season 2 SPOILER FILLED Review

There are alot of Batman shows out there some of them are great like Batman: The Animated Series and so of them are god awful like Batfam. Yet there is one show that not alot of people know even came back for a second season as not alot of people are talking this is despite the fact that a few years ago EVERYONE was talking about the shows first season well this reviewer didn't forget and it's that very season that i'm going to be talking to you all about today and so then join me as I review the second season of the how that is actually a step up from the first season with the show in question being called simply just "Batman: Caped Crusader" enjoy.

The plot of this season is sometime after the events of Season 1 Rupert Thorn and his son go missing with Thorn leaving The Riddler in charge with Batman having to try and stop him and a more dangerous foe lurking in the shadows. Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very season well in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very season was in all honesty really good. This seasons plot is alot more better then the plot of the first season was as you don't really know what's going to happen this time around with that being the very thing that does make this seasons plot feel not only unpredictable but also more in line with the kinds of plots that they would do on Batman: The Animated Series. As with that show if you look at all of the best episodes alot of them all have the same thing in common and that's the fact that you can't tell where the plots are going and while this seasons individual plots aren't that good as alot of them do have have forgettable plots it's the ones that focus more on the seasons plot that do turn out to be the better episodes of the season as you don't really know where the episodes plot is going to go next and they help to further the seasons main plot in creative ways all of which do work and while yes the seasons main plot could have been better in some respects as the the season does have episodes that don't do anything with the seasons plot there's denying the fact that the plot of this season is alot better then the one that we got last season with the plot of this season also being really rather entertaining and as well as being really rather engaging as well in my freaking opinions anyways / at least.

Starring in this season is Hamish Linklater as Bruce Wayne / Batman and Jason Watkins as Alfred Pennyworth. Also starring in this season is Krystal Joy Brown as Barbara Gordon , Eric Morgan Stewart as James Gordon , Michelle C Bonilla as Renee Montoya , Matthew Needham as the Joker , Cedric Yarbrough as Rupert Thorne and Linton Midnite , Josh Keaton as Matthew Thorne and D.A Peter Mitchell , Gary Anthony Williams as Arnold Flass , John DiMaggio as Harvey Bullock , Ronan Raftery as Edward Nygma / Riddler , Laraine Newman as Hattie Tetch / Mad Hatter , Darcy Yellin as Dala Landry , James Urbaniak as Hugo Strange , Zach Lazar Hoffman as Mark "Dez" Desmond / Blockbuster , Bumper Robinson as Lucius Fox , Tom Kenny as Eel O'Brian , JP Karliak as Julian Gregory / Calendar Man , Grey DeLisle as Lois Lane , Wunmi Mosaku as Roxanne Sutton / Roxy Rocket , Blythe Melin as Niccolai Tepes / The Mad Monk , Roger Craig Smith as Jim Corrigan / The Spectre , Jamie Chung as Dr. Harleen Quinzel / Harley Quinn , Josh Brener as Jonathan Crane Jr / Scarecrow , Lacey Chabert as Vicki Vale , Fryda Wolff as Rose Canton / Thorn , Juliet Donenfeld as Carrie Kelley / Grey Ghost and Kevin Michael Richardson as Victor Fries / Mister Zero.

Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual acting that's actually featured / presented to us in this very season well in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual acting that's actually featured / presented to us in this very season was in all honesty really good. This seasons acting was equally on par with the acting from the last last season which in this case is by no means a bad thing as the overall acting un that last season was really good and while there are some better acted episodes in this season that is something that you do get in any given TV show with it being obvious that alot of the season actors who are coming back for this season have grown into there characters quite well and while they won't even be able to replace Kevin Conroy , Mark Hamill or even Tara Strong for that matter this season actors do do a good enough job of playing these characters in their own right. With the best actor in this season quite easily being Matthew Needham as The Joker as while the character doesn't really take centre stage until the final two episodes of the season Matthew does make them count and when he does take centre stage he does come across as being a more creepy version of The Joker with him giving the character alot of threat and menace whilst still maintaining the characters dog chasing a car mentality and yet it doesn't feel at odds with the rest of the seasons actors as while it would have been very easy for him to go over the top with the character as that is fitting for any take on the character the fact that the makers of this season really chose not to do that and rather keep the performance for the character small and creepy does make the character all the more creepier which is something that does shine through in his performance. With the acting that's in this very season really being helped by the fact that this season scripts are just so good that all this seasons actors have to do is just say the lines as they are written and a good performance will come out of them naturally which is something that really does help to raise the overall quality of the acting that's in this very season.

Doing the animation for this season is Studio Grida and the legends and the greats that are currently over at Studio IAM. Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual animation that's actually featured / presented to us in this very season well in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual animation that's actually featured / presented to us in this very season was in all honesty really good. This seasons animation was quite frankly alot more better then what it really had any right to be as it did times bring back memories of Batman: The Animated series and it's animation as both this show and that show do share a very similar art style yet in this season it does feel like that the art style was pushed to about as far as they could go with it. As there are times where the characters look like they would be more at home in Batman: The Animated Series rather then this show due to the fact that the shows do share a very similar look to them with even some of Gotham's buildings for example looking like how they did in that show with this being something that does help to rob this show of its own look and feel, this season does mix in a good dose of 3D CGI animation with alot of the cars and other vehicles being rendered in 3D which is something that you can tell right away as it does stand out like a sore thumb and while it does make sense that the makers of this show would chose to go this route for its vehicles there still should have been some effort to make them blend in as much as possible with the rest of the seasons animation and while the characters do have some fluid animation in the action they oddly don't when it comes to the seasons walking scenes where there movements become a lot more stilted.

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Like with the first season this season does also have a few nods and winks to both The Animated Series and oddly enough Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm. With there being shot somewhere early on in the season that is similar to the opening of The Animated Series intro with the two guys robbing a bank which was a fun tip off the hat to see as the first season ended with a nod to that very same intro yet much more later on in the season we get a mention of The Gotham Worlds Fair which was of course the main setting of Mask Of The Phantasm which while it was fun to hear that reference when you add in the fact that the show does look like The Animated Series all it ends up doing is reminding you that you could be watching a much more better and well loved show and movie. This is not to say that the show should stop tipping it's hat to The Animated Series heck they even mention The Grey Ghost in an episode with Carrie Kelly which again was fun to see but there has to be line between tipping your hat to the past and outright copying what worked so well in the first place and here with this show and this season it does feel like the makers of the show were copying things that worked in the previous show and that's not fair to this show as the idea of a more serialized Batman animated TV show is a good idea but given that the show does look and feel like The Animated Series is just makes you want to watch that show and not think about this one, with the only two places where this show does stand out being in the character designs which depending on the character either does or doesn't work and the fact that this season does have alot more gory and shocking deaths with it being revealed that Rupert Thorn and his son were frozen to death by this shows version of Mister Freeze.

As you might recall from the first seasons cliffhanger ending the man villain for this season is The Joker. Which is such a smart move on the behalf of the makers of this show as that character is perfect for this type of show and having be in the background for pretty much the first half of the season making us thing that it'll be The Riddler that's the main villain only to have The Joker fully take over in the last two episodes is a good move as it is something that we wouldn't see coming as while we did know that the character would be in this season in some capacity due to again the first season cliffhanger what we didn't know was how big of a role the character would play in the season and while he doesn't play that big of a role he plays a big enough role to make him a memorable villain. Heck out of him and The Riddler who are the two big villains this season it's The Joker that comes off as being all the more better as while The Riddler is just as crazy as ever with him killing people at random or just because they made him mad for a second that does feel out of character for him whereas with The Joker and seeing acting more cold and calculated whilst still being this dark and menacing creature of chaos does feel true to who he is as a character as this version of the character is trying to kill all of Gotham to get its citizens to see themselves for who he thinks that they really are with him not really having an end goal outside of that and that is perfect for The Joker as he does do whatever he wants to do just because he can, with him even presenting a true threat to Batman as while The Riddler was able to out smart Batman several times The Joker has always been able to push the limits of how far Batman is willing to go to stop a criminal with this being something that he does do in this season with Batman only just being able to hold of on killing him. 

We do get different version of classic Batman villains in this season with the character of Mister Zero pretty much just being Mister Freeze and the character of Thorn pretty much just being Poison Ivy even down to them both having a love of plants. This is something that makes no sense at all as those villains are so well known even today that you could just have them be called there classic names and it would still work as the show is keeping alot of things about the characters in the first place that they are still just those iconic characters and if your going to change the characters name then why not go all out and make it a new character all together why not make Thorn for example be someone who hates plants and wants to destroy all plant life on earth and why not make Mister Zero someone who is just really good at cleaning up the messes that the mob leaves behind them. As those would still work as villains as it makes it easier for us the audience to hate them as characters and yet due to the fact that the makers of this show are pretty much just making them those characters al it does is make us wonder why they aren't calling Poison Ivy Poison Ivy and again like with the first season they do a gender swap of a classic villain with it being The Mad Hatter this go around and to be frank it is something that does work alot more better this go around as they aren't so in your face about it with the character in this season being the host of a talk show that just bashes everything that Batman and the GCPD does whilst praising all of the villains with the character only appearing in a few handful of episodes before she gets killed of near the end of the season which is a good way to use her.

Now then this season has / had an exact grand total running time of no longer of no longer then twenty eight minuets. With there being ten episodes in this season one being around twenty seven minuets in length and while the show is ten episode the episode count does make this season a bit of a chore to watch as there are plenty of filler episodes that don't do anything to the plot and are purely there to fill out the episodes order as you very easily could have told this seasons entire story line in about five maybe six episodes at a stretch and yet for one reason or another the makers of this show thought that we needed a good ten episodes to tell this story when all that does is drag out the seasons plot with the season having just about enough plot there to cover that amount of running time in the first place. Yet even with the season being ten episodes long it still doesn't take all that much time to fully develop either it's episodic plot or it's season long with both plots coming across as being undercooked when the season had plenty of time to fully develop it's main plot as all it would have to do is just have more episodes that are focusing on the main plot to fully flesh it out and for the episodic plots it would need to have scenes in there that that are all about pushing that episodes plot forward and making it feel more well developed and yet the makers of this season clearly put more time and effort into making nods and winks to The Animated Series that we ended up getting a more weaker developed plot. With the same thing even being true for the seasons character development as while Batman got some character development last season by learning to trust Alfred here he gets none with him even having the same character arc as the last season only now it's with the GCPD characters with none of them getting any character development either the makers of this show being more focused on giving classic villains new names then they are in giving it's characters character development but I really will admit that this season really does have some really good pacing to it tho.

So now then as this is an action show that really does mean that I have to actually talk about the actual action that's actually featured / presented to us in this very show well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual action that's actually featured / presented to us in this very show was in all honesty really good. With each of the seasons ten episodes having at the very least one action scene in it with some naturally being better then others with the fact that we have this many action scenes per episode does serve to make the point that when this show gets it right like it does with alot of this seasons action then it really does get it right as the action in this season is just so good that it makes you want to watch the rest of the episode. With the best action scene in the entire season being the fight scene with The Joker in episode 10 "The Laughing Death" as we get to see Batman and The Joker just go all out in a what is basically a fight to the death while on top on a building while Gotham is in chaos around them due to The Jokers Joker Venom being around to everyone including Alfred and James Gordon with Batman only just being able to cure Alfred who then flies that Batplane over Gotham spreading the cute all the while Batman and the Joker are still duking it out neither one being able to best the other one with it only being due to Joker leaping of he building himself that the fight finally ends, this is a good way to end the season as it does this great season out on a high note as we want to see these two character duking it out and going all out and that's exactly what we got with the rest of the seasons action being just as good as well in my freaking opinions anyways / at least.

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Overall this season was easily ten times better then the first season and it is a shame that not alot of people are watching this new season as while your not going to be seeing anything groundbreaking like with The Animated Series but you would see is something that was a huge step in the right direction in my freaking opinions anyways / at least. Now then i've talked about all of the good and as well as all of the bad things that are in this very season in this very review and as such that really does mean that this very season really does earn itself a grand ld score of exactly an 8 out of 10 from me.

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Tom And Jerry: Texas Tom Review

Tom And Jerry are characters that need absolutely no introduction as everyone regardless of there age knows who these characters are be it from there various TV shows and movies or if really your off a certain the original animated shorts. Bottom line being these two characters are ones that alot of people do know about and well I thought that i'd take a look at one of there classic shorts as i've really been trying to get a review of one of there shorts of the ground and so then join me as I review the cartoon that sees Tom and Jerry at a dude ranch with the cartoon in question being called simply just "Texas Tom" enjoy.

The plot of this cartoon is Tom and Jerry are just doing there usual thing at a dude ranch when an attractive cat comes to stay and Tom falls in love with her. Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very cartoon well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very cartoon was in all honesty really good. While the cartoons plot is a really simple plot for something like Tom and Jerry that's kind of what you want as the plots are nothing more then an excuse for the characters to get creatively violent with each other and that is something that doesn't really require a deep plot to it. Rather it just requires the most basic of sets up and that's it and that's something that we the plot of this cartoon gives us as the set up is them at a dude ranch we don't need to know why they are there we just need to see them there as that allows for the characters to get to the mindless and funny violence that they are known for and while yes it would have helped if the cartoon did have a stronger plot as something like "Blue Cat Blues" did prove that these characters can work just find with a stronger plot and still have funny violence but it's not really something that is required to make the cartoon work as nobody is going to a Tom And Jerry cartoon wanting to see a plot heavy cartoon as we are going into it to see these two hurt each other in fun and funny ways and whilst yes it would have helped if they did have a deeper plot as then could answer the question of why these characters are this dude ranch in the first place but that is something that would take away from what we've came to to this cartoon for in the first place with the plot of this cartoon also being really rather entertaining and as well as being really rather engaging as well in my freaking opinions anyways / at least. 

This one of the many Tom And Jerry cartoons where there is no voice actors in the cartoon and this is something that does work for these characters. As these character do work there best when they are silent as then we get to see what the characters are thinking through the use of the animation rather then having it be told us and thankfully alot of the Tom And Jerry movies barring the obvious one have stayed true to this and kept the characters silent minus the odd scream from Tom with the characters being the best animated silent duo of all time due to the fact that they never utter a word not only in this cartoon but in alot of the cartoons as well with this being something that has helped to make the characters timeless. As if this cartoon was made today then you just know that the characters wouldn't shut up and would be voiced by celebrities spouting phrases that are four or five years old with that being something that would date the cartoon right away and yet due t the fact that the characters never say a word you could show a kid this cartoon today and actually trick them into thinking that it's a new cartoon as outside of one scene the whole cartoon does have a timeless quality to it, with the fact that the characters also being why they've been able to keep on going all of these instead of just fading away like alot of other silent movie stars did eventually do when talkies started being a thing as it would have been very easy for Tom And Jerry to just fade away when the shorts ended but they kept on coming back and they kept on bringing back that style of silent cinema where it's just the characters actions and facial expressions that are driving the dialog forward and while yes cartoons like for example Mickey Mouse and the Looney Tunes have proven that characters can still talk and be relevant the fact that Tom And Jerry are silent characters is something that has made them stand out even all of these many years later.

Silent characters like Mr. Bean have proven that there is still a market out for these types of characters as when they are done right like they are with Tom And Jerry you usually end up getting gold. On top of that it would have the added the benefit of making the comedy feel timeless as now your not bogging it down with modern day lingo your just doing what has always been funny with these cartoon and even the Mr. Bean sketches being very easy to translate across the world as once again the characters are silent and therefor everything is visual with this being something that means kid in say Asia could find the same Tom And Jerry cartoon that a kid in America or in other parts of the world also loves and yet for one reason or another Hollywood today seems to shy away from doing this type of comedy when it's a proven hit. With this cartoon again being a good example of this as all of the jokes ad the story are told visually whereas alot of the other Tom and Jerry cartoons have someone getting across what the set up is for the cartoon where as here none of that happens and we have to rely solely on what we see happening in the cartoon with this being something that does make the cartoon feel like it does have that universal feeling to it as while alot of people wont know what a dude ranch is or if they do it's more then likely because they've seen it on TV but the idea of Tom doing anything to get the attention of this attractive cat all the while Jerry is just messing with him that is something that alot of people can relate and it is something that we see in a lot of silent comedy films and shorts, again the Mr. Bean episodes are a good example of this as alot of the time they do have this extra ordinary character doing these mundane things with it being how he does them that makes them funny and timeless and yet alot of the comedy that we have today isn't timeless where as the silent comedy of Tom and Jerry will always be timeless.   

Doing the animation for this cartoon is the legends and the greats that are Kenneth Muse , Irven Spence , Ray Patterson and Ed Barge. Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual animation that's actually featured / presented to us in this very cartoon well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual animation that's actually featured / presented to us in this very cartoon was in all honesty really good. This cartoons animation was of a really good quality with all of the cartoons backgrounds looking really good but at the same time tho the backgrounds do feel a little bit empty as there's really nothing to hit home that the point that the characters are meant to be at dude ranch granted this might gave been for budgetary reasons which would be fair enough but there did still need to be something to make the the cartoons backgrounds stand out all the more. Where the cartoons animation does stand out is with the characters movements as all of the characters are not only given these really fluid movements but there are also given this really zippy animation that does work well with the series sense of comedy, yet there was one thing that did slightly let the cartoons animation own and that's the fact that they recycle a scene from earlier on in the cartoon where Tom throws his rope and it chases Jerry around a corner which was fine the first time that they did it as then it was being use to set up the cartoon but using it again later on in the same cartoon does scream budgetary issues which is something that doesn't really harm the cartoon or it's animation but it does make the makers of this cartoon be all the more lazy as it's a only a few seconds they very easily could have animated a different scene but the fact that they didn't do that it does mark down the animations quality.

As with alot of the cartoons from the same time period this one was censored altho not as much as others where. As the only scene that got removed at the very least in the UK version of the cartoon is the scene where we see Tom smoking and that's it and just to be clear this cartoon does also have a scene very early on where Tom is show to be using a gun and yet that scene and the joke following it for that matter never got cut from the UK version of the cartoon whilst it is understandable as to why the scene of Tom smocking was cut as they didn't want to put kids onto smocking then surely they should have cut the scene with him using a gun as that is a weapon that kids could get ahold off and use either on each other or on a loved one or friend. Fair enough not having the scene with Tom smocking in the cartoon wouldn't effect the cartoon at all but it does make weird that censors chose to fixate on that one small scene when odds are that kids would be exposed more to smocking due to having either a parent of a family member that does smoke but as was said it was understandable as to why it was cut in the first place much like how it was understandable why the makers of this cartoon thought that it was a good idea to include it in the first place as back in the fifties when this cartoon was being made smocking would have been seen a being the in thing to do at the time and with these cartoons reflecting the thoughts and attitudes of the time that they were made in which in this case does include showing smoking as being a cool and popular thing when in reality it's not cool and it's never the popular thing to do.

Much like with alot of Tom and Jerry cartoons the person starting the fight this time around is Tom himself. This is something that will always work as it means that Jerry does have a reason to actively fight Tom where as in some of the cartoons its Jerry that's that presented as being the bad guy due to the fact that he would start the fight with Tom and while it could be argued that the same thing does happen here due to the fact that the cartoon does start with them fighting but due to the fact that we see Tom acting more like a bad guy towards Jerry it is safe to assume that he is the one that started the fight and heck we even see him drag Jerry back to him by his rope at the start of the cartoon therefor Jerry is actually totally justified in his hatred of Tom in this cartoon. With the fact that they do get up to there usual schtick all the while Tom is still trying to impress this girl with singing off of a record only serving to hit hm the fact that the two of them really can't stand each other this time around as it does feel like that they are trying to one up each other interms of the things that they do to each other which is something that does make the cartoon alot of fun to watch as you never really no just what it is that the characters are going to be doing to each other next with the only things that we know for sure is that it's going to hurt and it's going to be funny. However tho there should have been a scene later on in the cartoon where Jerry does something to extreme to the point where it does make Tom want to genuinely hurt him as that is something that these two characters not only would do to each other but have done to each other in other cartoons and it therefore wouldn't seem out of place in this cartoon.

However the thing that does seem out of place in not only this cartoon but just in general is the fact that it's revealed that Jerry also has feelings for the cat. Granted this is a cute and funny way to end the cartoon but given the fact that he's just spent the entire cartoon trying to get rid of one cat it doesn't really make sense for him to want to impress another one as that just feels out of character if it was revealed that the cat had an attractive mouse friend or an attractive mouse pulled up outside the dude ranch then it would work as it would make sense for Jerry to try and go after a female mouse but him going after a female cat just because she's beautiful doesn't change the fact that she is still a cat which by this franchises own logic implies that she would want to eat Jerry. The female cat who according to the Tom And Jerry fandom wiki is called Tara really doesn't do all tat much as all she does is just sit there why the guys fawn over her which is fine for a cartoon like this one but it doesn't give us a reason to like her character due to the fact that like alot of the love interests in this franchise he doesn't really do anything to move the plot forward rather she is to start the plot and that's really it yet it would made just as much sense if we got to see play more of an active role in the cartoon just by having her turn Tom down during the cartoon or just not notice thus forcing him to make his attempts to win her over more and more extreme something which he has shown to perfectly willing to do with other love interests in the past and yet by not having her do anything other then it there for some odd reason the makers of this cartoon have instead just made what could have been a funny character into someone who is just there for the sake of the cartoon needing a female character.

Now then this carton has / had an exact grand total running time of exactly six minuets and forty two seconds. Which is kind of the bogstandard running time for a Tom And Jerry cartoon as they never typically ran over seven minuets and to be fair these cartoons don't really need longer running times in order for them to work in the first place as alot of the time they do have simpler plots that don't really require a longer running time in order for them to work and while this cartoon could have benefitted from being a few minuets longer as that would allow for more jokes to be packed unto the cartoon it wasn't something that was needed in the first with this cartoon having more then there interms of plot to cover this amount of running time in the first place. While the cartoon doesn't really use its running time all that wisely as the cartoon doesn't take the time to fully develop its plot given the fact that the plot of his cartoon as is simple as it is it really doesn't need to as all it needs to do is give us the basic set up of the cartoon and that's it and that is something that really doesn't require plot development would have been nice if there was some plot development yes of course it would but it's not needed when the plot is this simple with the makers of this cartoon being far more focused on giving Tom a musical number then they were in giving this cartoon some plot development. The same thing is also rue for the cartoons character development as both Tom and Jerry don't really need any character development as there usual schtick doesn't require it as the only thing that we need to know is who is the bad guy of the cartoon and that's really it with the only character who did need some  development being Tara and even then given how simple the plot is it's debatable on if she really needed character development with the makers of this cartoon being alot more focused on making Jerry fall in love with a cat then they are in giving the characters some actual character development but I really will admit that this very cartoon really dos have some really good pacing to it tho.

So now then as this is a comedy that really does mean that I have to actually talk about the actual comedy that's actually featured / presented to us in this very cartoon well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual comedy that's actually featured / presented to us in this very cartoon was in all honesty really good. The cartoons comedy whilst it is really good does oddly enough feel like it's holding itself back as there's none of the top violence that we think of when we think of Tom and Jerry and while that's not always a bad thing but given the fact that this cartoon is set at a dude ranch then it does make you wonder why the makers of this cartoon didn't go as all out as they normally would have done in a Tom And Jerry cartoon. With the best joke in the whole cartoon being when Tom does first capture Jerry and he brings Tom back with his rope does taunt him by almost threatening to shoot him only for Jerry to not only turn the tables on Tom but also blow ll of the the bullets out of his gun into Tom's mouth and then hitting the bullets so they explode with Jerry then escaping only for Tom and to once again drag him back with his rope only this time Jerry has a cactus in his hand which he then uses to whack Tom in the face and escape again with Tom this time hitting himself in the face with a pole when he tries to give chase, what makes this joke work is the fact that it does feel like classic Tom And Jerry with then getting as violent as they want to do with Jerry hitting the bullets in Toms mouth with this joke being a fine example of just how funny that the jokes in this cartoon be with the rest of the cartoons jokes being just as good as well in my freaking opinions anyways / at least.

Overall this was a really fun cartoon that does do a solid up of giving us the violence that we love in a Tom and Jerry cartoon and while the comedy does feel like it's holding itself back alot when it does go all out that's when we get to see just how funny that this cartoon really is in my freaking opinions anyways / at least. Now the i've talked about all of the good and as well as all of the bad things that are in this very cartoon in this very review and as such that really does mean that this very cartoon really does earn itself a grand old score of exactly a 7.5 out of 10 from me.

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My SPOILER FILLED Impressions of Stuart Fails To Save The Universe

The Big Bang Theory is a show that never seems to stop producing spin off shows as first we had Young Sheldon which spawned it's own spin off show Georgie And Mandy's First Marriage. With there now being another show to add to that lust with the only difference being that this is both a sequel and also non canon show to the world of The Big Bang Theory and so then join me as I give you my SPOILLER FILLED first impressions of the show lets you know that the main character is going to fail with the show in question being called simply just "Stuart Fails To Save The Universe" enjoy.

The plot of this episode is comic book story owner Stuart and his friend Burt are tasked by an alternative version of Stuart to save the universe and fix a devise that Howard , Leonard and Sheldon made. Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual plot that the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode was in all honesty not that bad. The plot of this episode is all about kind of setting up the plot for the show and to this end the episodes plot does indeed work but the episodes plot does do something that was kind of unexpected and in some ways both does and doesn't work for the episode. This is something that does work for the episode as it gives us the audience a mystery to solve by just throwing us in at the deep end with the plot and it's characters which granted is something that could be fun but it doesn't work for the episode in that no context is given in how we ended up in this state in the first place which is something that could have worked for the plot is some small ways with the episodes plot being about as strong as you'd expect from a science fiction comedy but it is hard to deny the fact that the plot for this opening episode could have been alot more better and while going the more simplistic approach with the plot is something that does make sense given the quite literally universal nature of the shows plot it would have made just as much sense if they went with a more complex opening plot as well with the plot of this episode also being really rather entertaining and as well as being really rather engaging as well in my freaking opinions anyways / at least.

Starring in this episode is  Kevin Sussman as Stuart Bloom , Brian Posehn as Bert Kibbler and John Ross Bowie as Barry Kripke. Also starring in this episode is Another Happy Day star Lauren Lapkus as Denise , Penn Jillette as Penn , Teller as Teller , Ryan Cartwright as Kyle , Josh Brener as Trevor , Rich Ting as Soldier 1 , Tommy Walker as Gary , Anthony Alabi as Soldier 2 and Atticus Batacan as A Floss Vendor.

Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual acting that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual acting that the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode was in all honesty really good. The fact that this episode does have some really good acting especially from the main lead actors is something that does make alot of sense as they are all reprising their roles from The Big Bang Theory and alot of them had been on that show from the very beginning and therefor they would know how best to perform there characters as they would have had years to perfect there performances as those characters. With the best actor in the episode being Kevin Sussman as Stuart Bloom which might be a cliche thing to say as he has been playing the character since season 1 of The Big Bang Theory but he is really good in this episode with making the character a little less annoying due to the fact that he is now the main character and not just a side character and yet at the same time he still does do little things that remind you that this is still the same loveable loser that we all fell in love with on The Big Bang Theory, heck he also manages to make Stuart seem more like his season 1 self where he is the kind of cool character only now its done with a hint of how the show would end up treating him yet it all still works for this show with Kevin making Stuart alot more likable in the process which is something hat really does shine though in this performance in this episode. With the acting that's in this episode really being helped by the fact that this episodes script is just so good that all this episodes actors have to do is just say the lines as they are written and a good performance will end up coming out of them naturally which is something that really does help to raise the overall quality of the acting that's in this very episode.

Sadly there is no listed company as to who did the CGI for this episode to be found really anywhere online. Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual CGI that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual CGI that the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode was in all honesty really good. The fact that this episode has CGI in it all is quite shocking in it's own right as sitcoms don't typically use CGI alot as they mostly just use to extend the episodes sets and thats really it and yet here due to that universe this particular episode takes place in there is alot of CGI to be found. While the episode doesn't rally use CGI all that much as it really only uses it to extend some of the sets , create some monsters and some rifts in the fabric of reality but that's really it with the making alot more use of practical effects with those effects blending in with the CGI effects really nicely and heck I watched this episode twice today and the one thing that stuck to me on the second viewing was the fact that you do see the lighting of the rift in the comic book store which isn't a big deal but it is something that does make that effect feel all more real as it would have been super easy for the makers of this show to not have the lighting of the rift show up on Burt's face as much as they do as we the audience would still know that it's there but the fact that they went that extra mile to have that lighting in there does show us that however did do the effects for this episode did have a good understanding of how to make effects blend in with the practical sets really well and it is something that does pay off in this episode.

SPOILERS START HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The reason why this post is a spoiler filled one is the fact that we get very shocking cameo in this episode as we get to see Kunal Nayyar back as a disheveled Raj Koothrappali. With it being revealed in this episode that this universes version of him not only got married but also that his wife was killed off on there funny honeymoon by a giant moth which is something that is both befitting his character but also oddly tragic in it's own way as it does say that no matter what universe that we are in that Raj will always end up alone and yet here his fate is made all the more tragic when we see that the evil version of Barry kills him for helping to try and set the universe right in the first place and well to be frank Kunal steps right back into character almost as if he'd just finished playing the character a year or two ago. Yet with him being the first of the main character from the original show to show up in this way it does make you wonder who else might pop up as no other major characters have been announced to be guest starring in this show and yet given the fact that they kill of a possible version of Raj it does say that any of the main characters can now be killed of which means that the franchises favorite character Sheldon can die and yet it both wouldn't and would be canon to the show as this episode never really tells us if this is the main timeline from the original show or if the version that meets Stuart and Bert and tell them how to set things if he's the Stuart from the original show and this is something that does now mean that the show can have alt more fun with it's legacy characters, with it also meaning that technically characters from the other spin offs might be able to appear in this show and not have it effect the time line of the franchise as a whole.

The fact that it's never really revealed what or even who it is that broke the device that Leonard , Howard and Sheldon made in the first place does help to give this show some kind of mystery. Whilst it is kind of obvious as to who it might be as the alternative Stuart does tell himself that he was in the room with them when they first tested it is pretty obvious that he did it granted it might not have been on purpose but it is quite clearly him that did it which is something that could make sense as we do of course don't know how the rest of the show goes but it is something that would be interesting to see played out out in the rest of the show due to the fact that there is an unlimited amount of potential as to how good and funny that this mystery could be if it's handled right. As if it's not then it could be something that comes across as being predictable with the thing that's key to making it right being for the episodes to drop in little clues either by the characters are in actual scenes that hint at what destroyed the device as that is something that is a clear plot point it would make sense and while the synopsis for the show belatedly say that it's Stuart that broke the device n the first place this is something that does feel like a red herring as you wouldn't put something like that in the main plot for the show and then make a mystery over who did it in the first episode of the show, with an interesting thing about this episode in the fact that we do get to see more of the University where the guys worked in the main show granted we don't get to see any of the main sets from that show which does feel like a waste of that set the fact that we do get to see more of it does make it feel more real and lived as in the main show the only main set from the University was the cafeteria and yet here we get to see several rooms and corridors.   

Whilst this sow is meant to be more of a comedy then anything else we do get to see a good dose of action in this episode with Raj , Burt and Stuart all taking part in an action scene to help rescue a captured Denise. This was actually fun to see as we got to see Burt out the fact that he teaches geology to good use by showing the others how to essentially turn rocks into hand grenades which does lead t a really fun action scene where the take out several of Emperor Kripke's men in fun and at times funny ways all the while a really good rock song is playing n the background with us even getting a good dose of explosions as they slowly but surely make there way to her and yet it never feels out of lace with the episodes comedy. ,As while that is going on we do see that this version of Denise can handle herself as she tricks Barry into letting her go with her beating the heck out him and heck this episode and this show even have a few things that the other shows didn't have that being blood and swearing as due to the those shows airing on CBS and this show airing on HBO Max this show is able to get away with alot of more therefor we do have scenes where Stuart gets covered in blood from all of the guards and we get scenes with the characters sweating both of which do feel like small things but due to the fact that this episode takes place in a world that is overrun with zombies and giant moths it does oddly make sense for the characters to start swearing and t be fair to the episode they don't do it all that often rather they just do it at the start of the episode which makes sense as tat is where it would be all the more impactful for this episode rather then having them swear every few scenes like they do in most HBO shows, with even the blood being used in more impactful ways as they only show the blood when they have to and they never do it because they want to which is something that the makers of this episode very easily could have done if they really wanted to.

Now then this episode has / had an exact grand total running time of exactly twenty five minuets and six seconds. Which is something that does feel right for this episode to have as this episode even tho it doesn't have to set up the characters it still does gave to set up the plot and to a lesser extent the world that this episode takes place in with the fact that this show is going to have shorter and not longer running times does show us that the makers of this show do care more about having the plot fit the running time and not pad the episode with unneeded scenes something which it could be argued is done here with the Penn & Teller cameo but given that there scene is a throwaway scene that happens near the start of the episode it's not that bad with the episode having more then enough there interms of plot to really cover that amount of running time in the first place. Yet even so this episode really doesn't use its running time all that wisely as the episode doesn't fully take the time to fully develop it's plot which is something that is fair enough as you could argue that the the rest of the show will do that but just interms of the episodes plot it is a pretty weak plot that could have used some kind of plot development with the makers of the episode being more focused on telling us why Denise and Stuart are now no longer a thing then they are in giving us a well thought out and developed plot. The same thing could also be said for the episodes character development as due to all of these characters starting out lives on another show it could be argued that they don't need character development on this show as they would have gotten it on The Big Bang Theory but it still would have been nice to give some of characters some kind of development with the only one that really gets characters development being Burt as he find out that there prison was his old geology classroom and that's it with the makers of the episode being more focused on giving us cameos that it is in giving us some character development but I really will admit that this episode really does have some really good pacing to it tho.

So now the as this is a comedy that really does mean that I gave to actually talk about the actual comedy thats actually featured / presented to us in this vey episode well then in all honest I in all honesty personally tought / felt that the actual comedy that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode was in all honesty really good. With the episode doing a good enough job of mixing action with comedy so much so that you could call this show and action comedy and it wouldn't feel out of place with the episode knowing full well to firmly remain a comedy as it does intercut the action to have a comedic moment and yet none of those moment undercut the tension of the scene as the rest of the episode is so much fun in the first place that we do end up laughing with the character regardless of if there's been a joke told or not. With the best joke in the whole entire episode being the during the sequence where Raj , Burt and Stuart are trying to recue Denise as the episode cuts to her beating up Emperor Barry having tricked him into her letting her go with her banging his head on the table just yelling that's he 's a stupid man over and over again which is just pure gold with it being something that does work for her character as we do know thanks to The Big Bang Theory that she can get over the top at times with this feeling very much like the next step up from that with the joke itself being one that does catch you off guard as your not really expect there to be a joke there and yet when the episode tells it it does make you laugh with the rest of the episodes jokes being just as good as well in my freaking opinions anyways / at least.

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Overall if you haven't done yet please do go and check out episode on of this show as it is so good and all right fair enough it's not as good as Young Sheldon is but it is still a really good start to this admittedly weird show that is quite frankly working due to how weird it is in my freaking opinions anyways / at least. Now then i've talked about all of te good and as well as all of the bad things that are in this very episode in this very post and as this is only my first impressions of the show there is not going to be ranking however if i'm still watching the show when the final episode airs then I will do a review of the show as a whole.

Now then as for where I personally got all of the images that I personally used in tis very post well then boys and girls and as well a ladies and gentlemen I personally got all of the images that I personally used in his very post from IMP Awards . Com and Google Images. With my personally preferred website to use to get the images from this very episode that I used in this very post being the really great Google Images really simply just due to the fact that really alot of if not really all of the images that are all really from this very episode with alot of them really being really better quality then what you'd really think of and all of the images are really of course up and really on Google Images really are also really all fairly high in quality and as well as them all being really fairly freaking high in definition.

Batman: Caped Crusader :Savage Night Review

Right now alot of people are looking at the live action side of DC as they have Supergirl superbombing at the box office , they've just released the trailer for Clayface and there a few weeks away from dropping Lanterns. Yet there is one more TV show that's coming back for it's second season that alot of people aren't talking about be it in a negative or a positive way and well I thought that i'd remind you about this show by doing a tie in review with the shows first season finale and so then join me as I review the episode that sees Batman finally call Alfred by his first name with the episode in question being called simply just "Savage Night" enjoy.

The plot of this episode is Harvey Dent finds himself facing jail time for murders committed by Two-Face and it's up to Batman , Barbera , Jim Gordon and Renee Montoya to get him to the court house safely and alive. Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual plot that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode was in all honesty not that bad. This episodes plot to be frank isn't as good as it could have been as it does rely on you having past knowledge of the prior episodes which is a great if you were telling one whole story over the course of the season but alot of the time this show was telling separate stories and therefor it does make sense that this episode should follow suit in this regard. However even not taking that into account the episodes plot still isn't that strong as it doesn't feel like the plot of a the typical season finale rather it feels like the plot to an episode that could have been placed anywhere in the season order and it would have made just as much sense as this plot oddly enough isn't big enough for a season finale as it's just the characters trying to get this one person to the court house for his hearing on time and that's it and like episodes of Batman: The Animated Series also had episodes like this none of them were meant to be season finales therefor that show does get away somewhat with having episodes that are plotted like this one, the plot does have some upsides like the fact that it is this small scale story does make all the more interesting to watch as there's nothing big happening plot wise for alot of the episode with the plot of this episode also being really rather entertaining and as well as being really rather engaging as well in my freaking opinions anyways / at least.

Starring in this episode is Hamish Linklater as Bruce Wayne / Batman and Michelle C. Bonilla as Renee Montoya. Also starring in this episode is Krystal Joy Brown as Barbara Gordon , John DiMaggio as Harvey Bullock ,  Manny and The Joker , Eric Morgan Stuart as James Gordon , Jason Watkins as Alfred Pennyworth , Gary Anthony Williams as Arnold Flass , Diedrich Bader as Harvey Dent / Two-Face , Noshir Dalal as Back-Up Mobster and A Guard , Bumper Robinson as Goon 2 and Mobster 1 , James Arnold Taylor as A Client and Cedric Yarbrough as Rupert Thorne.

Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual acting that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual acting that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode was in all honesty not that bad. This episodes acting was quite frankly alot more better then what it really had any right to be due to the fact that the actors in this episode do have alot of big shoes to fill from other Batman animated projects and to be fair they do do some really good work in this episode and not taking the other episodes into account this episodes actin could have been alot more better as we do know that alot of this episodes actors are a bunch of a really good actors in there own right and yet alot of the time they very feel miscast as is the case with Hamish Linklater or aren't used right like with Jason Watkins. With the best actor in the whole episode being oddly enough John DiMaggio as while he does have this really recognizable voice alot of the time in this episode you don't really know that it's him playing these characters as he does hide his voice alot of the time with the sign if a great voice actor being if they really can surprise you when it's revealed that they've really played a certain character and that's what John DiMaggio did in this episode as alot of the time he really doesn't use his very recognizable he gives his characters more of a different voice and it is with those voice really fitting those characters and it is something that really does shine though in his performance. With the acting that's in this very episode really being helped by the fact that this episodes script is just so good that all this episodes actors has to do is just say the lines as they are written and a good performance will come out of the naturally which is something that really does help to raise the overall quality of the acting that's in this very episode. 

Doing the animation for this episode is the legends and the really greats that are currently over at Studio IAM. Now then interms of what I personally thought / felt about the actual animation that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / felt that the actual animation that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode was in all honesty not that bad. As while the episodes animation well never ever be able to top the animation seen in Batman: The Animated Series it is hard not ignore the two animation wise as they do share a very similar style and yet with this episode the animation whilst it isn't bad it's also not all that good either as alot of the episode does feel really flat both interms of where the camera is placed and what it is that they do in the episode from an animation standpoint. Whereas in Batman: The Animated Series the camera would be placed in this unique places that would be impossible to do in live action without the need a lot CGI where as here the camera is always placed in a mid shot type angel which is fine for one or two shots but alot of the shots are like this with the makers of this episode not really getting all that creative with it's use of animation as while there are only so many thing that you can do with these characters in an animated setting here it just felt like the makers of this episode where just for lack of a better word here being lazy almost as if they had ran out of ideas in the previous episodes and just weren't bothered to be creative with this episodes animation and while granted having the episode be set at night as a good way to hide all of the flaws in the animation having things like a CGI background and a few CGI vehicles doesn't really help matter all that much, however when the episode does to do some really solid animation like of the character of Harvey Dent for example or the episodes that is when we get to see just how good that the animation in this episode really could have been. 

This episode does of course end with them hinting that we'll be getting a much more darker version of The Joker in this forthcoming season. The teaser itself doesn't really give away what it is that he'll be up to in the season as we only see him testing Joker venom on various victims before he laughs at the camera which to be fair is all you need to do with a character as well as known The Joker as every one knows who he is anyways and given the fact that this show is meant to be set during Batman's early years as a hero it does make sense that he would come across  him when he's a slightly more established hero with it even appearing from the teaser that we well be getting this more dark and twisted version of the character. This is something that should work as The Joker whilst yes he is meant to be funny his dark jokes are only meant to be funny to him and no one else as he is someone who has lost his mind and will therefor do anything to anyone just because he can do and given the fact that one of the makers of this show is Bruce Timm who helped to make him well known in the nineties it is safe to say that this version could be in safe hands, however tho there are somethings that the makers of this episode would need to get right about the character to make this version of work that being the fact that he has to be scary and not not just little kid scary either i'm talking someone who can make both the adults and the kids watching the show scared of him just by giving them a look as you don't want to be routing for this character you wan to be routing for Batman to stop his crimes and the second thing being the fact that he does need to be unpredictable if I can work out what his plan is before it's even revealed then it's not a good take on the character the plan needs to be as unpredictable as the character is and if the makers of this sow get those things right then this new take on the character will be a good version of the character to have.

The episode on the whole isn't that bad as there are alot of good things in it like the friendship between Barbera and Harvey was really sweet something which does lead to Harvey dying a good guy as he gets shot in the back by Arnold Flass with his death being another high point in the episode as it is this long a drawn out death where we get to see the character shot not once but twice. This is something that does make his death all the more both satisfying and upsetting its upsetting in the fact that he didn't die as a villain he died trying to do the right thing by projecting someone who was just just trying to do right by him and yet at the same time it's satisfying due to the fact that it was this long a drawn out thing whereas if it was just over a in a few seconds it wouldn't have the same weight on the episode that it clearly does have due to to it being longer. The over truly good thing in the episode is the fact that we get to see Batman get pushed to the edge and still come back OK as we after Harvey is killed Batman takes Flass's gun and makes it look like he is going to shoot him which is something that would make sense as Harvey was Bruce's best friend after all and yet even so Batman fires the gun around Flass as a way to warn him and doesn't use the gun to kill him this was something that the makers if this episode really didn't need to do as the episode would still work without that scene but its the fact that they went the extra mile to add in a scene like that that does show you that even someone as dark as Batman can at times get pushed so far where he believes that that the only way to stop a criminal is not by the law but by killing them himself as that is how far that he could have gone in this episode and yet he manages to hold himself back thus being more human then the the criminals are.

The whole thing with Harvey refusing to go court for the crimes that he committed as Two-Face was a rather interesting thing to have in the episode. Yet the episode does drop this part of the episode just as quickly as it does start it which is a shame as it would have made the episode alot more interesting to see if it was mainly just Harvey struggling to cope with the fact that he committed all of these terrible crimes as Two-Face as while he knows that the two of them are vastly different people inside and out to the outside world both Harvey Dent and Two-Face are one in the same and seeing how the world would react to him doing these crimes is something that would have been an interesting angle to take in the episode given how high up in power Harvey Dent is. Yet the episode drops this aspect pretty soon after it starts it all for no good reason which just leaves us with a bland and generic episode of the show that has not that much going for it this is something that would have been OK if it was maybe the the first episode in the season as then you could argue that the season will only get better but this is the season finale this is where everything that's gone on in the season pays off and yet it's just left feeling like an average episode with the only thing that did make it interesting being stripped out of it for no reason as the makers of this episode really could have kept the fact that Harvey is struggling to cope with what he did as Two-Face and still have the episode go ahead as planned and then have it be that he decides to be fully Harvey again when he does save Barbera's life this is something that would have made his death all the more heartbreaking as while a few people will know that he died fully as Harvey Dent to the rest of the world he would have died as Two-Face.

Now then this episode has / had an exact grand total running time of exactly twenty five minuets and fifty four seconds. This is pretty much the bogstandard running time for the show and to be fair this is an episode that really does need to have that long of running time just due to the fact that it does tie up some characters arcs in this first season but yeah it is hard to deny the fact that this episode really doesn't need to be this long as the episode doesn't have a plot that requires it be that this long as you very easily could tell this episodes plot in twenty two minuets and not have to cut anything that's all that important to the plot of the episode itself with the episode itself having more then enough plot there to cover this amount of running time in the first place. Yet even with this in mind the episode still doesn't use its running time all that wisely due to the fact that this episode really does doesn't its running time all that wisely as the episode doesn't take the time to fully fully develop which in all fairness it really didn't need to do as one could make the argument that the sow itself did that all of its episodes and it therefor wasn't needed in this episode but it still would have been nice if this episode did get some plot development with the makers of this episode being more focused on giving us scene between Harvey and Barbara then in giving us plot development. The same thing cannot be said for the episodes character development as the episode does take the time to give Batman of all people some character development as if you'll remember he does go through the entire season calling Alfred Pennyworth and yet at the end of this episode because of what he's seen Harvey do and what Alfred has just said to him he does very briefly call him Alfred with the rest of the episodes characters not really getting any kind of character development whatso ever but i really will admit that this episode really does gave some really good pacing to it tho.

So now then as this is  an action show that really does mean that I have to actually talk about the actual action that's actually featured / presented to us in this very episode well then in all honesty I in all honesty personally thought / fell that the actual action thats actually featured / presented to us in this very episode was in all honesty OK at best. This was something that was quite shocking as when you think of action scenes inn animated Batman films or TV show you do usually think of some pretty cool and yet there stuff and yet here it did feel like that the makers of this episode were holding themselves back when they should have been letting them selfs go as nuts as they wanted to do as they do have a character in Batman that does allow for that to happen. With the best action scene in the whole entire episode being the scene at the harbor as that's when we get to see Batman make good us of alot of his gadgets in fun fun ways like him using Batarang to knock someone out or he uses a hook that he fires from his gun to swig away to try and see where Barbara and Harvey are with us even getting a cool take down when Batman leaps of a container kicking a villain in the face which is a really cool thing to see in the episode and even tho the episode is largely set at the harbor the episode does make good use of it by giving an action scene that we haven't seen before with this being something that does make this episodes action scene feel different from all of the other action scenes in this show as by all rights this episodes action could have been really bad and yet it wasn't with the rest of the episodes action being just as good as well in my freaking opinions anyways / at least.

Overall while we don; have to wait to long to see what season two of this show is going to bring what we can say from the trailer is that it does look like we are in for one heck of a ride with Batman and that this episode wasn't the strongest episode to end this season out out on in my freaking opinions anyways / at least. Now then i've talked about all of the good and as well as all of the bad this that are in this very episode in this very review and as such that really does mean that this very episode really does earn itself a grand old score of exactly a 6 ,5 out of 10 from me.

Now then as for where I personally got all of the images that I personally used in this very review well then boys and girls and as well as ladies and gentlemen I personally got all of the images that I personally used in this very review from IMP Awards . Com and Google Images. With my personally preferred website to use to get the images from this very episode that I used in this very post being the really great Google Images really simply just due to the fact that really alot of if not really all of the images that are all really from this very episode with alot of them really being really better quality then what you'd really think of and all of the images are really of course up and really on Google Images really are also really all fairly high in quality and as well as them all being really fairly freaking high in definition.