AdrenalineRush1996
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If season two does happen, I'd like to see Michelle Rodriguez reprise her role as Letty from the films.
Well, that's good news. Can't wait to see that and season 3 of Carmen Sandiego this month.
Finished season two. Just like the first one, it's a pretty quick watch. Overall, I think it fixed some issues, but also created a few new ones.
The locale change to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil was nice and refreshing, but I think only one episode really took advantage of that, where they actually explore the city and absorbed some of the culture. The rest of the season unfortunately just took place in the jungle, warehouses, highways, and the streets.
One of the disadvantages of making a season that feels like a long movie is that there's little time for the leads to develop. However, Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous managed to grow its cast nicely with the same time, so this show doesn't really have an excuse for underdeveloped characters. Echo and Cisco actually get some spotlight compared to last season, but the main characters still feel pretty aimless.
The plot is pretty light compared to season one. The stakes are lower, but it actually feels more cartoonish than the previous season. The main villain this season wasn't as compelling as Shashi. Rafaela was not the antagonist I expected at all, especially with how myth and worship was used to build her up. Her being a wealthy, selfish, sadistic brat was a complete contrast to Shashi, which makes her kind of shallow. However, it does make it easier to hate, which is nice for the people who rooted for Shashi more than Tony and his gang.Still, her over-the-top attitude made her memorable, at least. I only wish we would've seen the town's reaction to her being exposed as a fraud.
Also, hey, this season literally ended on a dance party. It's been a while since I've seen a Dreamworks production with one.
Fun season. Not one of my favorites and it is flawed, but it works as dumb fun, just like the movies. The action sequences and some of the humor (hi Ms. Nowhere and Gary) give it a weird charm that made it easier to watch.
That's the main reason why I enjoy watching the show.Fun season. Not one of my favorites and it is flawed, but it works as dumb fun, just like the movies. The action sequences and some of the humor (hi Ms. Nowhere and Gary) give it a weird charm that made it easier to watch.
Well, that's good news.Season 3 comes out on December 26.
With Ms. Nowhere and Gary MIA in the Sahara, Echo leads the Spy Racers on a mission to take down enemies from the past.
Echo is leading the team? Is Tony not the main character anymore? Is this because Echo was primed as Nowhere's best student ?Literally on the anniversary of the first season, too.
Here's a synopsis, but don't know how reliable it is:
Echo is leading the team? Is Tony not the main character anymore? Is this because Echo was primed as Nowhere's best student ?
Will we get periodic flashes to what Nowhere and Gary are doing with Nowhere berating poor Gary ?
"Enemies from the past..." Could this be Kelso and Rafeala's mother? I thought a Shachi and Rafeala team-up might be it, but in the former they take care of loose ends and also give us some fresher antagonists .
I wonder if Layla will be with the team from the start this go-around (assuming that's her in front on the teaser image)...
Speaking of Cisco, I was kind of wondering to myself that in-spite of being the team's mechanic...how much actual mechanic work have we see him do on the show other than the one or two times he's stuck bubblegum on a car ?I mean, Echo being a leader doesn't stop Tony from being a lead. I just hope they give Cisco and Frostee some love because it kind of comes off like Echo is the pet character.
So the villain is Kelso! With Rafaela in tow! And a Weather Dominator .