Spoilers Justice League Action Season 1
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So far we've only had the hourlong premiere, so it's hard to say. But it looks like they'll be showing "Classic Rock" on its own next Saturday, and the Saturday after that will be "Power Outage" followed by a rerun of "Classic Rock." That's the same sort of thing you're describing, but it would be premature to presume a pattern from a single example.
Apparently most of Cartoon Network's shows now are made for 15-minute blocks (with commercials) instead of 30-minute ones. A given series might have just one episode shown at a time, or it might air in a block of two, four, or even six consecutive 15-minute episodes.
All we get listed is Justice league Action within a 30 min time block. Usually if its 2 separate episodes running back they list them separate 15 mins then 15 mins.
Doesn't matter thou after this weeks episode with Toyman i'm truly done with the series. That episode was very Teen Titans Go. Did have Cyborg in it which probably explains that
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Stupid out of order crappiness.
The three episode Shazam story arc is actually the first three stories.
The three episode Shazam story arc is actually the first three stories.
Four episodes.
If you need to be pedantic...
The fourth episode they released last night, labelled s01e11 Playdate, is not part of the Shazam Slam Tryptic.
The fourth episode they released last night, labelled s01e11 Playdate, is not part of the Shazam Slam Tryptic.
The Shazam story arc is four episodes.
You're being a tool.
3 parts of the Shazam slam aired last night.
Part two of Shazam slam aired a month ago as the pilot.
You could have explained that without being smug.
Or maybe where you watched this, they reran the pilot, but they didn't do that for me.
3 parts of the Shazam slam aired last night.
Part two of Shazam slam aired a month ago as the pilot.
You could have explained that without being smug.
Or maybe where you watched this, they reran the pilot, but they didn't do that for me.
As Christopher pointed out, there are four episodes in the arc. I have no idea what you're going on about about "being a tool" or "smug". Just letting you know that it's 4 parts and not 3 as you seem to keep repeating.
My eyes glaze over after a couple paragraphs of Christopher.
When you repeat yourself without showing your work, explaining why what you are saying is true, that's being smug, because then I have to run around the internet trying to figure out why you think you are right when I'm pretty sure you are wrong, when you could have just told me.
Smug was an edit.
I used a much ruder word in the first draft.
When you repeat yourself without showing your work, explaining why what you are saying is true, that's being smug, because then I have to run around the internet trying to figure out why you think you are right when I'm pretty sure you are wrong, when you could have just told me.
Smug was an edit.
I used a much ruder word in the first draft.
LOL, and I was the one being smug?
You thought you were right and I thought I was right.
Point is, I blinked first and checked wikipedia for the straight dope.
Rule of thumb, if you are going to tell someone that they are a wrong dummy, tell them why they are a wrong dummy.
You are slightly smugger than I.
Point is, I blinked first and checked wikipedia for the straight dope.
Rule of thumb, if you are going to tell someone that they are a wrong dummy, tell them why they are a wrong dummy.
You are slightly smugger than I.
Pretty sure I covered that when I told you it was 4 and not 3. I left it as an exercise to you to find out exactly what you missed. And you can feel free to call yourself "dummy" if you like, but I was just trying to let you know that you missed an episode.
Thank you.
I think we are watching the same source, Guy.
It is a bit confusing. I have to rewatch the first episode with proper context now. The longer arc definitely improved the feeling of the show, though.
Too bad about the Hall of Justice.... has there ever been a ground based "watch tower" before? I thought that was always a satellite.
It was originally a ground-based tower, but on the Moon. The DCAU's Justice League was the first time it had been portrayed as a space station, I think, though the League there eventually gave up the space station for a ground-based Metro Tower (in the final season of JLU, with a different tower in its place in Batman Beyond). And in Smallville, Chloe Sullivan's Birds of Prey-ish clock tower HQ in Metropolis was called the Watchtower, though she'd been using the code name Watchtower for a couple of seasons before she got the clock tower.
