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"Are you..certain..I am worthy?"

"You have no idea..."

Epic!

Peter Cullen, Josh Keaton, nice work!

21:24 Welcome home, Optimus Prime! We've missed you.

"Because my name is Orion Pax. I am far from being a Prime..."

"How could I be...OPTIMUS PRIME?"

To think, he's come a LONG way from a humble archivist to THE courageous autobot leader.

@Bubblefinno14

Okay, correction. This is the chronological order I saw it:

1st was X-men

2nd was Hulk

3rd was Spiderman.

The order in which I liked them is reversed.

I saw this promo long before I knew what 4kids or Funimation were.

Back then, I didn't care much for watching the show. I thought of Luffy as a go-lucky fellow who never got angry, with the exception of 0:10.

Even though I never watched it before, I thought this was a ridiculous show in the same...

It's ironic:

in "Transformers Prime", Jeffery Combs voiced Ratchet, an autobot medic with a no-nonsense attitude.

In this episode, he plays a hypochondriac who believes he has an alien disease.

In short, he's a doctor in one show, a patient in another show.

"I DON'T WANT THE SHOT! I WANT THE FLU!"

Thumbs up if this used to be you at the doctor's.

@zackhanscom

That's one way of looking at it. In fact, I'd say that would be fitting: feeling the hunger of starving children who would've gladly devoured the meals he let go to waste.

I wonder what an interesting world it must be: where the usually celebrity-level jobs are ordinary, and office-type jobs are revered.

I mean, imagine how such a parallel world will progress by the year 2000! Must be a nice place to live.

I admire the moral of this episode: be well-rounded at life.

Passion is a good thing, gives purpose to the things we want to be talented at.

But there is more to life than just passion. Even champions weren't born with an olympic gold medal in thier mouth.

23:56 The music, the way he donned his signature hat, it was all so epic...

@Zodiac307

Actually, it's one thing when people hunt to control an overpopulating or invasive species.

It's an entirely different story when they hunt for the last of a rare species, especially if it's not even a parasitic one.

Hunting the last of a species...

That sounds unwise to me.

It's one thing to fight over the last piece of pie, because you know you can always make more once it's gone. It's another if it's a rare specimen of the ecosystem.

So why can't poachers go after pastries instead?

"Man, I'm spooky!"

@tenoutoftenley

I'm sure Moses was thinking the same thing when he found Ramses was the Pharoah that God sent him to speak against.

Okay. So where's my medal? I got far enough. I want my medal.

@gamenigeria

I know very well that it's in the english LANGUAGE. It's the english SLANG that's the point.

I know the meaning of the line Flash read. But what I'm trying to say is that words like "shall" and "hark" may be of the english language, but they're not in the same league as "cool" o...

8 people love that beaver just as much as the 655, and are only concerned for the little guy's well-being.

In this show, Ramsey kinda makes me think of the Grim Reaper of failing restaurants. All he needs to complete the onsomble is to dress in all black and carry a cooking spatula in the shape of a scythe.

LOL

Sheldon is Obie Wan Kanobie

And Yoda Leonard is

3:47 Listening to that music, it makes me think of Ganondorf from "Legend of Zelda". Rather befitting on Kreig's part. He and Ganondorf are alike in the sense that they are both power-hungry and tyrannical. They both enslaved and terrorized innocent lives.

In the words of Shakespeare:

"O it is excellent to have a giant's strength, but it is tyrranous to use it like a giant."

@SarahSmith666

That's my point: the dog symbolized how Louise's abuse was parallel to a mistreated pet, namely a doberman.

In reality, ALL dogs can be sweet if brought up right, even ones such as the pit bull, the bull terrier, the rottweiler, and the doberman. Some are only ferocious when t...

Happy Valentine's Day!

This is not for kids, this is not for watching on a muggy summer evening, and this is most certainly not for the pyrophobic.

This reminds me of that Twilight Zone episode "Judgement Night".

You've got one man who repeatedly experiences the nightmare of dying, over and over. But it turns out that it is actually thier punishment for something they did to somebody in the "waking world".

Whoever played japanese Tenanbaum, I applaud her voice-acting! She put a lot of passion and soul into it!

Arigato!

If we had more teachers like that gargoyle lady, teenagers would show a little more respect.

But you know, it wouldn't be humane, now would it?

9:02-9:25 The problem with bullies: the only ones who they take seriously are the monters.

I think I can sympathize with Bill's situation, his frustration and confusion.

Yet, at the same time, I understand the moral of this episode: we live in a world of change. Changing fashion, changing views, changing slang. Adaption is a part of human life, and it's how we keep in touch with the...

@roachofdoom1234 Yeah, for all she knew, she could've been kissing his nose.