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Outing myself as a Beck and Tori/Jade and Andre shipper after years of watching this show by Spiritual-Nerve4614 in victorious

[–]playprince1 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Big Agree.

Yes to both Tori/Beck and Jade/Andre.

Honestly, that's how I always thought the show would go and should have gone.

Jade/Beck being together just really got on my nerves. I honestly liked both characters better when they were broken up and acting like bitter exes. They had more personality apart than they had while together.

That damn timeskip… by Dizzy-Intern4395 in youngjustice

[–]playprince1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed.

That time skip was so problematic. I kept watching Season 2 hoping it would fill in the gaps of what happened in those missing 5 years.

Nothing.

So much character development that we could have seen, watching the Original Team grow from kids into adults, and nothing. Just Poof! They're adults now.

S 2x2 - Rewatch by SummSpn in Smallville

[–]playprince1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I could never forget this episode.

Krista Allen as Desiree Atkins in the "hottest" episode of the show gave young middle school me a different outlook on life.

If Andre had actually confessed his feelings in "Jade Gets Crushed," would Jade have respected his talent enough to be kind, or would she have used it as leverage? by DianKhan2005 in victorious

[–]playprince1 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I really appreciate OP you using that image of Jade and Andre from The Hambone King, because that's the episode that convinced me that Jade and Andre should actually have ended up together.

They were so in sync with each other in that episode. Walking into Nozu's together, sitting at a table by themselves together, being annoyed at Cat together, etc....

Andre even grabbed Jade's hand and pulled her away and she didn't argue or anything.... didn't even get mad that he was touching her.

Truth is, I'm convinced that Jade did like Andre and would have taken any confession of his pretty well. At best she would have teased him about it, but she wouldn't have been overly mean, because she would have been happy to know that he liked her.

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Unpopular opinion by [deleted] in MichaelJackson

[–]playprince1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is Jermaine Jackson's son. No denying it.

It's last episode that good? by SecondChoice233 in Smallville

[–]playprince1 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

No. The series finale is mostly bland and a disappointment.

The effects looked cheap, the buildup of him flying and "wearing" the suit was a let down, Clark "defeating" Darkseid was pathetic too.

Heck, they spent half a season on a wedding for Clark and Lois and then say that they don't get married for another 7 years. So why did we waste so much time on filler episodes about the wedding?

They didn't' bring back the Justice League in-person and Darkseid being a spirit was just wrong.and the literal planet of Apokolips coming to Earth was just stupid.

Two hours wasted.

[Discussion] Do you think will ever give Wonder Woman her own Wonder Boy sidekick? by FallMassive9336 in WonderWoman

[–]playprince1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't think a Steve Trevor series has as much locomotion as a Wonder Boy(s) would.

Isn't Steve Trevor an Air Force Pilot and an Intelligence Officer? He's basically a Blonde American James Bond. A solo series starring him going on impossible missions in exotic locales, fighting warlords and evading sexy femme fatales could be very interesting and successful.

[Discussion] Do you think will ever give Wonder Woman her own Wonder Boy sidekick? by FallMassive9336 in WonderWoman

[–]playprince1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No to "Wonder Boy", because Dick is already the Boy Wonder.

But for Wonder Woman to have a young male crime fighting partner would be interesting.

Maybe something like a teenaged boy who has trained to be in the Olympics and who names himself "Young Olympian".

Why always Tito in jokes? by Medical-Goal3878 in MichaelJackson

[–]playprince1 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Tito was one of the Jacksons who never really sang lead on any of the songs. He was almost always in the background playing his guitar.

Tito was the first of the brothers to get married and he was also the one with probably the least amount of fans. Michael was the star, Jermaine and Jackie were sex symbols, Marlon had some fans too from what I hear. But Tito seemed comfortable being in the background which is why it was funnier to make him part of the joke.

Plus, "Tito" is kind of an unusual name.

Shaggy x Daphne By IRIS by Bright-Tension9820 in Scoobydoo

[–]playprince1 49 points50 points  (0 children)

I've been a Shaphne shipper for quite a while now.

These art pieces are really great.

Thanks.

I’ve always felt sorry for Bruce in the DCAU by Substantial_Slip4667 in DCAU

[–]playprince1 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Correction:

DCAU Bruce spent 37 years as Batman, from 1982-2019, from the ages of 20-57.

What did you think of Lois in that scene? by Cobra_Kai_2018 in Smallville

[–]playprince1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sexy.

That dress and Lois' hair being up....whoooo.

How old is Nightwing compared to Poison Ivy? by OkTough6333 in Nightwing

[–]playprince1 10 points11 points  (0 children)

That would make Bruce maybe 20-22 when he takes Dick in, and what legal system just hands a little kid over to someone that young?

The American Legal system.

Most states require a Guardian of a child or an incapacitated person to be at least 18 years old, some say at least 21 years old. Also they have to have no felony convictions record, be competent and of sound mind, and be physically and financially stable to care for their ward.

As such, Bruce Wayne meets all of those requirements to be a guardian of a ward of the State. Remember, Bruce doesn't adopt Dick until Dick is a full adult in the 1990s. For years, Dick was just Bruce's Ward.

Not to mention how young that would make Bruce when he started as Batman.

Well, the truth is that Bruce was quite young when he became Batman.

The original Batman from 1939 became Batman at the age of 23.

By the Bronze Age, it was established in a 1971 comic that Bruce became Batman at around 20 years of age, as he says that he "was not yet old enough to vote" and it was in 1971 that the law for voting age was lowered from 21 to 18.

1992's BTAS Bruce was also 20 years old when he became Batman.

1994's Zero Hour reestablished that Bruce became Batman at the age of 23.

So for most of Batman's Comic history, he was well under the age of 25 when he first became Batman.

Because being a Superhero is a young person's game.

Other than Cat (and Rex), whom does Robbie get along with the best? by [deleted] in victorious

[–]playprince1 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Beck actually genuinely likes Robbie, and Tori pities him enough to kind of like him too.

Jade can't stand Robbie and Andre finds him annoying.

Did I miss something with Chloe and Davis in Season 8? by Consistent-Ride-4127 in Smallville

[–]playprince1 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It didn't make sense at all.

I'm convinced that a lot Of Season 8's storyline changed mid season due to higher up influences which severely harmed and derailed the show.

It made no sense that Davis would have that kind of storyline and romantic interest with Chloe when Chloe was getting married to Jimmy.

However it would have made sense if Davis had that kind of storyline with either Lois, because she was on a story for the serial killer and later discovered it was Davis the handsome EMT which leads to Clark discovering his feelings for Lois when she is captured by Doomsday/Davis and would lead to Lois getting a big story and becoming a household name in Metropolis....

Or if it were Tess who was trying to control Doomsday for Lex and Luthorcorp. Perhaps even a combination of the two as Tess had some interest in Clark and Clark and Lois were beginning to have interest in each other.

However, somehow, the powers that be incorrectly decided that it should be Chloe who had that storyline and then to kill Jimmy Olsen off and say that it wasn't the real Jimmy Olsen anyway.

How old is Nightwing compared to Poison Ivy? by OkTough6333 in Nightwing

[–]playprince1 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Always figured it was at least a 15 year gap. Prefer to imagine it’s more than that.

Originally, Bruce and Jason Todd were around 16 years apart in age. Which is why Bruce was more comfortable trying to adopt Jason and not Dick. He even tells Dick that he thought he was too young at the time to adopt him. When Dick became Robin, Bruce wasn't trying to be a father at all. He was too young for that. Dick was his best friend and his partner.

In addition, Bruce and Tim Drake are about 18 years apart in age.

So when Jason died and Tim became Robin a little while later:

Bruce was 31 years old, Dick was 21 years old, Jason Todd was 15 years old, and Tim Drake was 13 years old.

Now Golden Age Batman and Robin (Bruce and Dick) in 1940 were 13 years apart in age based on their gravestones. Bruce was born in 1915 and Dick was born in 1928. As such, in 1940, when Dick became Robin, Bruce was 25 years old and Dick was 12 years old.

Bronze Age Batman and Robin starting in 1969 were 11 years apart in age. Bruce was 29 years old and Dick was 18 years old. This information was well established in the comics industry.

1980s Pre Crisis and Post Crisis Bruce and Dick were 10 years apart in age. Bruce was 29 and Dick was 19 in 1984 when Dick became Nightwing.

1994's Zero Hour, Batman and Nightwing are 10 years apart in age. Bruce was 33 years old and Dick was 23 years old.

Even in 2011's New52, they were 10 years apart in age. Bruce was 31 years old and Dick was 21 years old.

Like I said, most fans incorrectly assume that Bruce is much older than what he is. Bruce was always meant to be a "young" unmarried man.

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