DarkBlaze
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You do make a valid point there. And in all seriousness, it's likely we'll never see that day.The day it starts to debate society, politics and wider issues, is the day unadulterated children's television dies.
May you please explain Demographics? I'm not too familiar with the term.And if only fans took the time to just distance themselves a bit, they'd see PR's hitting all the right demographics and sales; so Disney are obviously doing something right.
Likewise.The only changes I would make would be to approach the show with a more serialised narrative (JF actually has a pretty decent one, but it could be so much better), and better casting. The costumes are already perfect, and they made the less-explosions change last season.
I agree, JF narrative interpretation can use some work. For the most part, it's the character dialog that needs the most work. They do fine with chemistry, but dialog is key importance when it comes to the narration.
The text in bold, I have to highly disagree on. The amount of explosions used in PROO tripled that of all explosions out of all Disney era seasons. Especially "Once a Ranger". Someone counted 32 explosions in just part 1 alone.
Really? I thought Bandai only dealt with the merchandise and stuff. I never realized they had controlling power of the writer's and crew.For all we know it could be BanDai who bend the writer's arms, and not Disney.