Alright, with the MME (mostly?) wrapped, who's left on the docket?

I've got one more thing to do with Andy and then two epilogue posts for Gotham that I'm going to bang out over the next two days, then I'm done.

I have an epilogue still to compose especially now thanks to the Surfer illuminating Loki's antics to Thor.

It's not like he was going to figure it out on his own.

@Divine Darkness Will you be joining us in Season 2? And if so, do you have any designs on who you'll want to apply for?

Epilogue is done, sorry for how long it is.

Epilogue is done, sorry for how long it is.

With TMNT I flat-out never had an interest in until, oddly enough, the Nickelodeon cartoon from just a few years ago. I think because I really didn't quite figure out what their thing was beyond being radical party dudes, and saw all four of them as interchangeable. Catching the Nick cartoon on a lazy afternoon actually laid out their personalities plainly, and I got intrigued enough to read some issues of the IDW run. So I've been more interested since, though I still know barely anything about the lore.

I'm surprisingly unknowledgable of a lot of the 'big' cartoons and TV shows from when I was a kid, that was just the environment I grew up in and the lack of TV we had. Lived on a farm, so I spent most my days outside (darn technology ruining kids these days) and we had barely any TV channels. The little time I watched TV it was typically as a whole family (hence my childhood obsession with SG-1... where the Goa'uld actually used to terrify me as a kid).

I've since caught up on some of what I've missed, but there are some cartoons/TV shows that I feel if you don't watch them as a kid, you can't really get into them as an adult.

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This man just said TMNT sucks.

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No I didn't? I mean I can't get into it now but there's lots of TV shows that don't interest me. If I had caught TMNT as a kid, then I'd probably be all good to watch it.