TV discussion (1,975 views)

I haven't watched since early last year, all my information has been secondhand from people who mostly couldn't figure out why they kept watching but are jumping off after this episode.

I haven't even talked about the dumbest shit, like Gary (did you watch any of S3? If so, remember the nerdy guy from the Time Bureau? He's basically become one of the leads now, no joke) getting his nipple bitten off by a rabid, homicidal unicorn, the unicorn being sent to hell, the nipple coming back from hell, crawling across a desk or table, and attaching itself back to Gary, who willingly becomes a conduit for evil, and the nipple becoming an all-seeing eye for a demon. Prior to that we had Gary mourn his nipple 5000% more than anyone mourned Stein, and however much more than the zero time Sara got to mourn her dad, who died on Arrow last season. Here I thought the fixation on the death of Axl, the Gay, Dyslexic Rat of Color, was ridiculous.

Anyways, in addition to HxH as Mac mentioned, I watched some of Trigun on Adult Swim years ago but I stumbled into it partway through.

Is Cowboy Bebop about cowboys playing bebop? I'll be really disappointed if it's not about a jazz band full of cowboys.

I dig that old school anime realistic color palette. That and jazz so far tickle my feelings.

What is so unique about it? I see blend of different genres so far: noir, space opera, bounty hunters, mafia, cowboy, sf, martial arts, hustler/heist movies.

Are we discussing Swamp Thing here or in the DCU thread?

People keep comparing it to Legends of Tomorrow so despite the cast, I'd rather stab myself.

I'm like actually offended by that comparison LOL

I'm two-thirds-ish of the way through S2 of JTV (and know the bullet points of the later seasons as far as the Triangle of Doom goes) and I need to ask: Is it weird I hate both Jane/Michael and Jane/Rafael?