Exactly! You need at least a week for that! You'd think Ben would have learned from Alien X that it's not easy getting two people to focus on the issues.
Oh yes. That statue was going down the minute you saw it. Like Pluto. It reminded me of an episode of Alvin and the Chipmunks, when they're all trying to figure out what happened to the statue of Thomas Edison. As soon as you see the school fixing it and the kids are trying to reenact the sequence of events, you know that thing's doomed. Not to mention the Jell-o model Simon made.
Yeah, I hope so. I love Alien Force, but I really wish they'd figure out a better way to introduce the aliens. The original sometimes had this problem too, but I think Power Rangers is the best model on how to do this properly. If you want to introduce a shiny new Ranger, Battlizer form, or Megazord, you dedicate the episode to giving that guy the glory. They should try doing the same with the new aliens.
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Date: 2009-10-10 08:20 pm (UTC)Oh yes. That statue was going down the minute you saw it. Like Pluto. It reminded me of an episode of Alvin and the Chipmunks, when they're all trying to figure out what happened to the statue of Thomas Edison. As soon as you see the school fixing it and the kids are trying to reenact the sequence of events, you know that thing's doomed. Not to mention the Jell-o model Simon made.
Yeah, I hope so. I love Alien Force, but I really wish they'd figure out a better way to introduce the aliens. The original sometimes had this problem too, but I think Power Rangers is the best model on how to do this properly. If you want to introduce a shiny new Ranger, Battlizer form, or Megazord, you dedicate the episode to giving that guy the glory. They should try doing the same with the new aliens.