Garfield

Yep. San Diego Comic-Con had Starro masks. Think about the brilliance of that for a second. Wow. That's creative, I'll give it that.

Saw IXX: Saw in Space

Saw XVI: Just a Bucket of Blood and Mucous.

Followed by Saw IX: Now With a Bat Credit Card and Vicki Vale. Followed by Saw X: Feral Dingos Eating Babies.

The best example of cosplay weirdness I ever heard was of a 400 lbs man dressed as Sailor Jupiter. Not Sailor Moon. Sailor Jupiter. To the point where the guy would angrily point out which one of them he was.

I think that's the subtitle for the movie.

We may need to add categories for this. I can see how a genocidal machine can be considered the worst douchebag of all time, but Slade tried to kill the Titans, beat the hell out of Terra when she came to him in fear, and HELPED SUMMON THE DEVIL! At the very least, he deserves to be the biggest human douchebag.

It's still better that that Pikachu ourfit.

You will fit in VERY well here!! On topic: I'm so glad this is Mike's cross to bear. Not to ignore James or Dubs, but Mike has hated this franchise since Episode #1 of The Show. I'll take 1000 Batman & Robins over the Saw franchise. Thanks! And at least Batman & Robin had a plot. It SUCKED, but it was a plot, rather than "let's see how disgusting and gory we can be".

To say that they're beating a dead horse would be inadequate. They've shot, buried, dug up, and repeatedly violated the horse.

As to the biggest douchbag, I present Slade.

How COULD it take place in 1989? The technology, especially the computers, are WAY too advanced for that.

"Batman does not eat nachos!" Need I say more? Awesome!

Outstanding! Congratulations!

Wow. In every sense of the word, WTF?

Who else wanted to see what Raven showed Gizmo? That was awesome!

Greetings, Mike and James. I'm a little new here, but I thought I'd humbly give my opinion on a disagreement I have with one of your reviews. I'm not sure why I seem to be the only one who likes Titan Rising. The plan Slade set up was a little contrived, but at the same time, he accomplished exactly what he set out to do: force Terra to save the day and gain the trust of the Titans. With the Tower collapsing into the ground, Terra's powers are tailor made to save the day, but only if Raven trusts her. When she comes back at the beginning of the episode, Raven isn't the only one who has doubts. She's just the only one who's willing to say what no one else will. At the endof the episode though, Terra has the confidence of the entire team. As to Raven herself, I never found her behavior that confusing, especially when considering that she, Terra, and Beast Boy constituted a love triangle. Terra ran out on them and hurt BB, so Raven held a grudge, and she wasn't going to just let her back in. Besides, Raven has always been a bit guarded with her trust of others, which was reinforced by the vision she had when Terra bumped into her. Yes, there were some animation flaws, but as was stressed in Aftershock, there are some flaws in that one as well. Titan Rising in my opinion is one of the stronger episodes of the second season, as it ultimately proves Raven's skepticism correct, as Terra could not have gained control of her powers that much on her own. The first and liast lines of the episode provide great forshadowing, as we would so soon learn. I love your show, and look forward to future reviews. P.S. Teen Titans is TOTALLY in continuity.