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Jared Padalecki does a solid job performing and I feel that the emotions conveyed through the tone and his acting are great. Other actors did well too. The drama feels real enough and it makes sense to me. I always found wild west and Texas rangers to be cool.

I had a great childhood because of this. This show will always be in my heart.

Everyone, I wasn't the biggest fan of the show until Chillblaine appeared, and now I love it because he's awesome.

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It's fine, it's not the best I've seen. That's my review, I mostly was annoyed but others have liked it so maybe go see the show for yourself and form your own opinion, if you want to.

I needed this after a bad day, I didn't regret watching it and I rewatch it sometimes.

There is some confusion as to why we justifiable individuals dislike this show; it's because it's bad.

This was when they broke the rule about no time-travel, which they said themselves, Dan and Justin, that they wouldn't use in plots. However, this episode has time-travel. In my opinion it isn't a good episode and it makes no sense for Rick & Morty standards.

This was weird, but we knew the show was weird, and to many of us weird is normal. This, I'd say, was very weird. I don't think it was bad; it was bizarre and maybe didn't make sense, but I wouldn't say bad. Besides, I still thought it was funny.

The first episode had me hooked, I thought it was a great way to wrap up what happened in last season's finale. The pickle episode is my second favorite. I felt like some of the other episodes weren't as good as the previous season's, but I still liked them. The season finale had some conflict between Rick and the POTUS, which felt to me like a weak conflict compared to what happened in season 2's finale. Overall I still really liked it and I would encourage you to watch it and season 4.

Yeah, well, uh, I still love the acting, but I find this season to be weaker than the previous. Several writing decisions felt odd to me and I wasn't as engaged as I was during the first two seasons. I wouldn't introduce the show to anyone with this season. Overall though I think some of you might still like it.

An imaginative classic that makes me feel great and grand. Many kids love it and I do understand.

Hinga dinga durgen. I am fond of both episodes. Both are considered widely hilarious.

I don't like Joe, I liked Steve. Overall the season is okay but to me it doesn't feel the same without Steve.

Not the best, but still is a beloved early season to me. I remember many fond moments I had with this season.

It is slow, very slow. It has some nice plots here and there, but I would not recommend it.

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Caine acts like they don't deserve closure when they do. **** is the most evil crime in existence and it should stopped at all costs! Forgiveness doesn't solve pure evil violence it just lets it run rampant! Believe me, forgiveness is good for many things, but why in any situation would you forgive pure evil? Every situation is different but that doesn't excuse Caine for telling a grieving person that they don't deserve to seek retribution or that anyone doesn't need to, because even though justice and revenge are different and one is generally seen as more benevolent than the other, why does Caine have to act like he's a sage and tell people revenge is not the answer when that is not how you speak to people with emotional turmoil. Just let people be people and let them grow up by themselves, please stop trying to force change upon others.

The beginning, ever since the first episode it has thrived. While seasons 5-8 aren't generally liked this season was the start of something great.

It's slow, but it's leading up to more fantastic spectacles and I can't help but wonder what will happen next. Barry is still Barry in my opinion, though he is different now. Things I like are the acting, Chester getting more depth, Frost and Caitlin's dialogue/interactions, emotional scenes, the new drear atmosphere, small touches of humor that I think work, and the new villains like Psych and Fuerza. I do kind of have problems with the season so far, such as how slow it is, that Cisco is kind of useless, that it can be very confusing (but that's normal to be honest), and lastly that not every character on the team gets equal focus (it's hard to do though and deadlines can be harsh so it's understandable, plus episodes are only forty minutes long). Overall I think the season is great so far. Maybe I will have more to say after more episodes air.

Lately I have seen many shows, like Lost in Space and Doug Unplugs. I love those two I mentioned. However, before that there was this, a show that had live characters instead of cartoon ones, funny jokes, and weird characters like Spencer. I can't forget it and I don't want to.

It's fine I guess, I think it's fun, but yeah it can be annoying. Dora isn't very observant and relies on an arrow to guide her, which I understand why they wanted her to ask the audience but I just feel that it gets repetitive. I think the show is overhated though. Swiper is my favorite character.

Yeah! This one is just so hilarious and has many iconic moments. The characters are still great and the humor can leave you giddy even after the end of an episode. It isn't for everyone but I would encourage a watch.

Patrick was ruined and Mr. Krabs is a disgusting esurient hangover of a sub-being. Nothing much is funny here and Puffy Fluffy really skins the show.

Ew, Patrick got really horrible, and he just gets worse in season 6-8. Also, I rarely found this season funny.

Okay, season 1 had a lot of great moments, though it was slow. This, was a mess. While the acting is still good, the plot keeps getting messier. I really hate the finale and while Sylar is still cool and has lots of depth I feel that he was getting overused. Also, weird time-travel garbage is present. This season is a big failure in my perspective.

It has its hilarity consistent and funny. It has a great cast and lots of funny fun.

It's so tense and hilarious at the same time! The characters have so much depth and it just gets better!

It's very comedic and bright. It has the charm of ten horses and the strength of ten horses. I think I will share this with friends.

The only good thing in this show is Rob Lowe. Nothing else is fun or meaningful.

Woo, okay. Squidward and SpongeBob are the spears of destiny. When one lance falls the other hoists them up, or perhaps when one javelin breaks the other finishes the job.

What a letdown. Nice things in it that I like such as Karn Evil 9 but the season makes me barf every other time.

Woo, Sylar was so cool and mysterious. Good acting. I don't like the later seasons. This season is a magnificent gun though. Also, great climax.

I look at this and see something boring, generic, messy, putrid, messy, ugly, messy, and uh, what else- messy. Arguably better than season 3 though. In my opinion Sylar should have died.

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Art is art, art is Ed, Edd n' Eddy. Love is art, art is Ed, Edd n' Eddy. Got time for art, got time for Ed, Edd n' Eddy.

So hilarious yet so dark. Bill Hader and everyone else involved is amazing. I would encourage you to try it out, if you want to.

"We got fries and vegan burgers for sale, but I don't serve you so please eat trash." -Jerk This show didn't help me out much and I hated the pink kid. Basically I could have been watching other things but because my uncle wanted me to be smart I ended up with this. The reason why I don't like being in darkness is because I can't see what I don't know is there, which could be anything, yet Sid doesn't like it because he thinks things become different in darkness, so I didn't relate. I don't even remember which episode or season but the pink kid once put paper in the plastic category or something akin to that and I was so astounded by his incompetence and he is so sexist. I only gave this a 1/10 and not 0 is because the work put into it was decent and I would rather have this than Eminem music or Buffyverse squawking.

Very humorous and good for the children! I wouldn't miss this if I were you!

This was one of my favorite series when I was younger. I think i still love it.

I loved this episode! I liked the humor and the education for Greek myths, though they may have left out some details but it works well for the show!

I find this very wonderful. I laughed so much at each clever joke, and I felt really emotionally driven with the characters during the last episode. This season has a ton to offer and I think it offers well.

Yes, I remember this show... I also don't remember this show. I didn't love it, but kid me quite liked it. Nowadays I don't really feel fond of it. Season 1 was the beginning, and I think it's okay. If you think you may like it, then no one is stopping you from watching it (if you can easily access the show). What of the animation? Do I like it? I think it's pretty good in this season. Final thoughts, I am glad I wasn't super bored as a kid (at least not all of the time) and Cartoon Network really helped me out with my active mind. There are shows I liked better than this, but I would be lying if I denied it made me laugh a lot.

Yeah, Liam Cunningham was great and so was everyone else. Also, we were told throughout the six seasons previous seasons that Ned Stark's sister was **** by Rhaegar, but then they reveal they were both in love with each other yet no one alluded to such a thing. Though, I suppose Ser Barristan would have known whether or not that had happened and probably wouldn't have trusted him as much if Rhaegar had done such a horrible crime, but maybe they could have written a line for Barristan with him denying that Rhaegar would do such a thing, so then this reveal wouldn't have felt so... half-baked and underwhelming. Did I like the episode? I did, but now I don't. They wrote themselves into a bad place by leaving the show off on that cliffhanger, and then the next season had only six episodes and a lot of weaknesses. Season 7 didn't have to be so fast-paced, but they chose that and then the next season was worse. Well, if any of you want to be writers or showrunners or such, then you have to think big and wide, because then maybe you lose steam if you don't. I know you can succeed if you work hard enough, so go work on your dreams and fight for your visions!

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Look, I am biased... the characters are **** and I rarely learned anything in a fun way by watching this because Sid's friends really are stupid. Sid does like to think about things, and that's relatable but everyone else, especially the pink kid, are dull and stupid. The 3D animation... I don't like it. I wouldn't recommend it, in my opinion watching Wild Kratts or Ready Jet Go! would be more fun. I guess it is still worth trying out though.

0_0 Am I writing the first review? Well, whether or not I did I must say this series is really exciting, fun, meaningful, and encouraging. I also have learned new words from the show. I really like it.