ThunderCats "What Lies Above" - I liked how they handled Vultaire, too. They gave reasons for his actions. And Pumyra was great. In hindsight, she really was just barely holding her position because of how angry she was at Lion-O and secretly disgusted by his advances.
ThunderCats: Season One - Book Two - We don't have to worry too too much about Young Justice and Green Lantern. It looks like The DC Nation Block is here to stay, and while it's getting more crowded with Beware the Batman and New Teen Titans, at least it's popular enough that Cartoon Network won't just get rid of it.
Sight Beyond Sight: I get the idea that they're trying to make Lion-O learn hard lessons so that he's on his way to becoming a great leader/king, it just seems like a slow process, and if this is the end of the series, it's clear they needed to pick up the pace with his development.
Into the Astral Plane: I'm glad there was an actual reason Cheetara chose Tygra rather than Lion-O and it wasn't just a plot twist that had no foundation.
Brothers: You may be right about the betrayal, but at least it went further in that Tygra actually attacked Lion-O and seemed willing to defeat him to win the title of king.
New Alliances: Kaynar and Addicus really are frightening.
Trials of Lion-O: Was Wheaton that much of a geek back when he was still on TNG? In any case, I liked this two-parter and thought it was cool the other Cats had to try and get on without Lion-O. His trials were fun to watch, if ultimately the sacrifice was undone.
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ThunderCats: Season One - Book Two - We don't have to worry too too much about Young Justice and Green Lantern. It looks like The DC Nation Block is here to stay, and while it's getting more crowded with Beware the Batman and New Teen Titans, at least it's popular enough that Cartoon Network won't just get rid of it.
Sight Beyond Sight: I get the idea that they're trying to make Lion-O learn hard lessons so that he's on his way to becoming a great leader/king, it just seems like a slow process, and if this is the end of the series, it's clear they needed to pick up the pace with his development.
Into the Astral Plane: I'm glad there was an actual reason Cheetara chose Tygra rather than Lion-O and it wasn't just a plot twist that had no foundation.
Brothers: You may be right about the betrayal, but at least it went further in that Tygra actually attacked Lion-O and seemed willing to defeat him to win the title of king.
New Alliances: Kaynar and Addicus really are frightening.
Trials of Lion-O: Was Wheaton that much of a geek back when he was still on TNG? In any case, I liked this two-parter and thought it was cool the other Cats had to try and get on without Lion-O. His trials were fun to watch, if ultimately the sacrifice was undone.