*Sfdebris.net

https://www.sfdebris.com/videos/animation/beastwars3e09.php Heart-felt emotion, actual tension, Predacon opportunism, character development. This episode has it all. :) I'm one of those that actually prefers Blackarachnia's Transmetal version over her original appearance, though. Just felt more slee...

https://www.sfdebris.com/videos/animation/tps1e12.php It's all too easy to over-do it when it comes to utilizing flashbacks for a story (and doubly so if the point is to pad out an episode), so it was refreshing to have just the right amount here. Good characterization, an actual human partner (not ...

https://www.sfdebris.com/videos/animation/beastwars3e07.php It's true that one could skip over this episode and not really miss out on much, which is ironic when taking into account SFDebris' remark on how it seems no one wants "Feral Scream" reviewed (and which is actually somewhat important despit...

I have to be honest, the only thing I usually remember about this episode is Optimus Primal breaking into song.

I don't know if you can edit the topic title, but in the future you should also include the series name and not just the episode title.

I always become nervous when there's talk of a reboot/remake of something I like, admittedly, but mention of The CW's involvement doesn't help either. It's JMS though, so hopefully it will avoid the usual CW tropes.

Haven't seen anyone else start a thread for this, so here goes. ---- I liked "Optimal Situation" as a child, though given that Beast Wars was my first exposure to the Transformers franchise I didn't appreciate it nearly as much as older viewers. It wasn't until years later that I could familiarize m...

Beast Wars was my first exposure to the Transformers franchise, so "Decepticon" and the Ravage character were subjects that I didn't understand at the time. (It wouldn't be until Transformers: Armada that I finally brushed up on Generation One history. Thanks, world-wide web!) "The Agenda" parts one...

The most hilarious part about all this is that when sfdebris' review came up, my immediate thought was "it's that episode". So many years gone by since I had watched (and promptly forgotten) "Unforgettable" as a child, and yet it all rushed back to my mind.

I can't wait to forget again.

I can believe it because browsing in r/IdiotsInCars over the years has really shown me the heights of utter stupidity humanity is capable of. (And that's just for vehicles.) Glad no one was hurt and I can empathize with the "hello gravity". When I was in middle school (grades 7 and 8 for non-US folk...