Dash_Riprock
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Greg Baldwin. Same person that replaced Mako for Iroh in Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Good choice!
Greg Baldwin. Same person that replaced Mako for Iroh in Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Would it be a good idea to check this out without watching the previous series? Sad to say I didn't have Cartoon Network when the show originally aired and I couldn't find a good way to legally catch up with the series. This looks great though from the trailers, and any adult action cartoon that's good is worth supporting.
TBH, I don't know if you can watch it in Canada with cable. It's a Toonami show, and as far as I know, Canada doesn't have Toonami. I'll be on the lookout with legal ways to stream and will update the OP with them.Where can I watch this in Canada If i don't have cable ?
Would it be a good idea to check this out without watching the previous series? Sad to say I didn't have Cartoon Network when the show originally aired and I couldn't find a good way to legally catch up with the series. This looks great though from the trailers, and any adult action cartoon that's good is worth supporting.
50 years in the story or did you mean 15 in real time since this show started?
TBH, I don't know if you can watch it in Canada with cable. It's a Toonami show, and as far as I know, Canada doesn't have Toonami. I'll be on the lookout with legal ways to stream and will update the OP with them.
Those reviews, holy shit.
I still can't believe this is happening.
Like, if this takes off, someone at Toonami could be convinced that making TV-14 western animated shows is worth it.
What a time to be alive
(if this is too self-promotion-y feel free to get rid of this, mods, but I figured it was relevant)
So I do a Toonami podcast. One of our members went to the L.A. premiere and we just finished recording his impressions. It's about 30 minutes long and we have some timestamps in the description if you just wanna skip to the episode impressions but otherwise we talk a little bit about what the premiere itself was like and what was said at the Q&A up front and give a clear warning before we talk about his thoughts on the episodes.
https://soundcloud.com/toonamishowdown/showdownspecial01
So does this season retain any of the goofiness at all or has it all just been edge'd up?
And there's always the Scotsman.Aku is apparently still pretty goofy.
So does this season retain any of the goofiness at all or has it all just been edge'd up?
So does this season retain any of the goofiness at all or has it all just been edge'd up?
After a creepy ending to the first episode, Tartakovsky gives us a hilarious peek at Akus lair, starting with his morning routine. The monster wakes up, puts on his eyes and does exercises then launches into a whiny therapy session about his own frustrations over Jacks continuing resilience. A Trump-like figure whos unhappy even at the height of his reign, Akus pathetic obsession with Jack only intensifies the excitement of watching the hero put evil in its place.
From the indiewire review for the second episode:
I'd advise people to avoid looking at the chat.
Anyway I can watch the show on Adult Swim's site? I'd like to know my choices before spending $20 buying the season on Amazon.
If you have a cable login, you can watch it as it airs here. They will probably put episodes here after they air (still requiring cable login), but there might be an expiration on them (as in an episode might only be available to watch within 3 weeks of its airing.)
At least that's what Adult Swim normally does.
edit: If you don't have cable, episodes might show up on Hulu after the season ends but that's just me speculating.
For anyone new to Samurai Jack, Nerdist has a list of 9 of the most essential episodes from Season 1-4, as picked by Genndy Tartakovsky. Solid list, but if you can definitely watch the whole show as it's all high quality stuff.
http://nerdist.com/9-essential-episodes-of-samurai-jack/
Eh, can't really get cable or hulu anymore. There's always Amazon, though. Ty
Have they said whether the story is ending with this season? I hope it has a great ending.
For anyone new to Samurai Jack, Nerdist has a list of 9 of the most essential episodes from Season 1-4, as picked by Genndy Tartakovsky. Solid list, but if you can definitely watch the whole show as it's all high quality stuff.
http://nerdist.com/9-essential-episodes-of-samurai-jack/
I appreciate that Tale of X9 made the list
For anyone new to Samurai Jack, Nerdist has a list of 9 of the most essential episodes from Season 1-4, as picked by Genndy Tartakovsky. Solid list, but if you can definitely watch the whole show as it's all high quality stuff.
http://nerdist.com/9-essential-episodes-of-samurai-jack/