LizardQueen77

The show is absolutely amazing. I love the writing, cinematography, and characters. The story is so well put together. Amusing show that doesn’t seem to take itself too seriously. The direction and production also made the show fun to watch in the literal sense. The bright, flashy (and often fleshy) scenes and establishing shots always kept the show at the very least visually interesting. The ending was pretty good. Sad that several important people got killed.

Filled in back story for how Sam ended up the way we meet him in the Pilot of Burn Notice. Action filled.

I simply loved the chemistry between Bones and Booth! I actually learnt a lot by watching these shows, such as the names of bones, muscles and ligaments in the body. The characters just grow on you and you feel like your a part of the team. The effects were very well done.

This was a great show. it was cancelled too soon.

Watched this because I loved the "original". It was very interesting. it so bad that it was pretty good. Sad that I have read that it was cancelled. I would have liked to see more. The plot is unfinished.

Loved this show. Watched from the pilot. It started a year before I started high school. I could relate to the whole high experience. I never missed an episode when it aired. I had such a crush on Brandon Walsh. I had a birthday cake with his face on it.

I absolutely loved this show. I wish it had more seasons. The ending was so romantic and very fitting for the show.

This was a unique take on the characters. The animation style was pretty interesting. I love Scooby-Doo.

I really loved this show. The premise was very intriguing. I was very sad that it was cancelled before it had a chance to to take off.

Titans offers an original and refreshing take on the stories of beloved DC characters. There are a few changes from the source material but they don't overly hinder the show. When you watch Titans it's important to keep in mind that it's an adaptation of existing source material and not a direct translation, and therefore takes the liberty of allowing for nuance and variability in the way that the story is being told and the ways in which characters develop. From a purely cinematic point of view, Titans succeeds in eloquently establishing and executing plot points, portraying strong character development, and using a combination of editing, sound, and writing to tell a dynamic story. Whether your new or old to the DC world, I think it's important to have fun watching Titans and take the story with an open mind. Season one was kind of a slow burn, and I didn't like all aspects of it (Starfire's awful wig and terrible wardrobe and some of the story points). But overall it was great. Season two was much better though I still had issue with some story points. The show is quite dark, gritty, and it does a wonderful job of combining a mysterious story-line, super powers, the supernatural, and ultra-violent fights with wonderfully crafted, evolving characters and touching, emotional moments. This show has amazingly choreographed fight sequences. The set designs and cinematography is well done. I also liked the music choices but the songs and background music. The actors are great, and fit well for their characters. This show does have some flaws, they throw in too many story lines at the same time. I hope in further seasons that they will allow Beast Boy to change into more animals than just a tiger. His name is Beast Boy not Tiger Boy. I also think that Superboy was underused and I don't like what happened to Aqualad and Wonder Girl.