My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Forum Archive (nuked Yack Fest thread)
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#476 from Colorado
Sad, but true mindset.

(I think the new G.I. Joe show is arc-based, all I know about it is that it is Animesque, sort of like MLPFIM)

Also I am watching the sleepover one. Love it.

edited 23rd Feb '11 3:32:00 PM by AnonymousUser

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#477 from in your bed. Like, now.
Twilight is such an adorable dork in that episo—i am gushing over my little pony dear god
I can't decide, whether you should live or die. Oh, you'll probably go to heaven, please don't hang your head and cry.
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#478 from Colorado
If a 16-year-old androgyne/boy can do it, so can you.

edited 23rd Feb '11 3:33:51 PM by AnonymousUser

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#479
How many episodes does this have?
Saturn avatar
#480 from On The Rings
Chagen, shut up.

Ahr, yeah you're right. We'll have to wait to see what Season 2 brings to the table. Showrunners are usually give much more freedom by that point and it might Grow The Mane, so to speak.
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#481 from Colorado
At present, 16 have aired. The 17th is set to debut on Friday.

^I am also wondering what the second season will bring.

edited 23rd Feb '11 3:34:43 PM by AnonymousUser

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#482 from Columbus, Ohio
AU identifies as androgynous now?
Loves horses and her boyfriend too
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#483 from Colorado
Sometimes he does.
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#484 from ಠ_ಠ
I am puzzled as to why they had that two episode thing right off the bat. Maybe they wanted to do more of that but the execs said not as a first season?

Was it more of a 'the only way she would get friends is if something epic happened'?

Maybe they were afraid of tackling anything more dark or more complex and backed off?

Maybe it got lacklustre ratings?

edited 23rd Feb '11 3:35:39 PM by MrAHR

Saturn avatar
#485 from On The Rings
Yeah, I can't wait to see the season finale for this season, and then what we get for season 2.

^Both I think.

edited 23rd Feb '11 3:35:40 PM by Saturn

Chagen 46 avatar
#486 from I don't really know
Saturn: Uh...what? I wasn't attacking the show or its creators, I was attacking the execs who greenlighted it. Actually read my fucking post.
"Who wants to hear about good stuff when the bottom of the abyss of human failure that you know doesn't exist is so much greater?"-Wraith
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#487 from ಠ_ಠ
Executives aren't inherently evil. Also, trying to make money is not a horrible goal.
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#488 from On The Rings
I did read your fucking post, and I think it's stupid. You jump to conclusions to quickly, it's 2011. Not all Executives are evil. Plus to be frank, I bear a little animosity to you actually commenting in this thread because I don't think you actually have anything good to contribute.

edited 23rd Feb '11 3:37:15 PM by Saturn

Chagen 46 avatar
#489 from I don't really know
Really? Western Animation execs have been misogynistic since TV existed.
"Who wants to hear about good stuff when the bottom of the abyss of human failure that you know doesn't exist is so much greater?"-Wraith
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#490 from On The Rings
And it didn't get bad ratings AHR. The first and second episode alone got great ratings with help from 4chan and youtube.

I SAID NOW. Why don't you fucking read my post, as you would say?

edited 23rd Feb '11 3:38:20 PM by Saturn

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#491 from ಠ_ಠ
@Chagen: While I agree that tv is definitely behind on gender rights, I really don't think you can call this show misogynist. Heck, if anything, it's misandrist.

Plus, while a show or a company might be sexist, that does not mean the people themselves are sexist.

@Saturn: Oh, well that's good to know. I'd hate to see something like that bomb.
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#492 from the bottom of my heart
Saturn, you're not acting very Fluttershy right now. *serious face*

... My main problem with Chagen's post there is that I think he doesn't know what "episodic" means. I think the show as it is is episodic, meaning that its episodes are mostly self-contained as opposed to being part of an ongoing arc.
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#493 from ಠ_ಠ
Yes. They are VERY episodic.
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#494 from Gravity Falls
First episodes usually set up the setting using elaborate plot, regardless of whether the the series proper was meant to be episodic or otherwise.

At least, that's how I think it is.
I took a guess and cut a portion out of my heart.
He said, "That's nowhere close enough, but it's a damn good start."
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#495 from Columbus, Ohio
Please don't get this thread locked, nice people. *puppyeyes*
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#496 from Colorado
It's mostly self-contained as of now. I sort of like it that way.

Also The Hub's website shows Rainbow Dash as the picture for the show. I imagine the siterunners got a memo that she looked the most marketable or something.

^Yeah.

edited 23rd Feb '11 3:42:31 PM by AnonymousUser

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Chagen 46 avatar
#497 from I don't really know
Faw: That was just a typo.
"Who wants to hear about good stuff when the bottom of the abyss of human failure that you know doesn't exist is so much greater?"-Wraith
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#498
I'm gonna be watching a show about colorful ponies.

Cool.
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#499 from On The Rings
Sorry, Chagen makes me mad all the time.

-blushes-

But um...No, the show isn't misandrist either, at least from the creator's point of view. She said so on her DA when someone asked what she thinks of all the boys, old and young who watch her show.
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#500 from ಠ_ಠ
It could be a multiple writer thing. Can't really start a plot thread if you have five different writers going at five different angles. Maybe that's why?