Quote from: Nicklab on December 10, 2012, 01:33 AM

I personally don't have any interest in the TVC packaged Millenium Falcon, but it's now being offered on TRU.com for $125.  You can get it shipped or do a store pickup (which depends on local availability).

Shows at $249 still for me...

That was fast!  I bought the MTT at that sale price late last night. Maybe this was TRU's version of an Amazon lightning deal?

I personally don't have any interest in the TVC packaged Millenium Falcon, but it's now being offered on TRU.com for $125.  You can get it shipped or do a store pickup (which depends on local availability). 

Hmmm.  I had gotten the feeling that last week's episode was going to be a one-off.  And after this week's episode, I wish that I had been right.  This episode was un-good.

Finally saw some of these today at a store I don't visit all that much.  All I saw were the SOTDS sets with Clone Wars & Saga Legends figures, so MEH.

I'd like to find the TPM packaged set with SCUBA Ahsoka.  It's the only figure I haven't found from the TPM Clone Wars line.  Everything else in that set would just be gravy!

I don't suppose Conan Stevens will be back for season 3?  He was far better as Clegane.

It's not listed in his IMDB listing.  And that's unfortunate, because I found him to be far more menacing than the guy who played the Mountain in season 2. 

Star Wars Origins: Willrow Hood

I hear the original actor's quote may be too high, so an offer has gone out to SNL's Keenan Thompson for that role.

What about the ******* Legion of Doom...how hard is this?  That is what made Superfriends so great...each character had a guy they always fought and would be totally epic.  Plus,  how much sense does one bad guy against 5 or 6 good guys make?

QFT

Just look at the animated Super Friends series and how that progressed.  It started with single villains / crises and the original 5 Super Friends.  Then they expanded the ranks and started bringing in some more heroes. 

THEN enter the Legion of Doom, and that was one of the best runs that the show had.  That was called Challenge of the Super Friends IIRC.  There was a nice wide variety of vilains, and it worked well.

A few years later they went down the Darkseid / Apokolips road during the Super Powers era.  But there was a progression in the series that ultimately led to this.  If DC / Warner Bros try to force this, it's probably going to fall flat the way the Green Lantern movie did.

Interesting episode.  Featuring astromechs like that is always good in my book.  The Pit Droid was *SLIGHTLY* reminiscent of the Pit Droids from TPM and their slapstick antics, but provided that dialogue foil that the Colonel needed in the episode.

I liked the scene in the Jedi situation room.  The Jedi cameos were cool, as was seeing that Clone who bore a striking resemblance to Commander Neyo from ROTS.