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[budmaloney]

Can we all agree that Tf Prime has been one hell of a ride? Starscream shined in last episode, making fun of Optimus's voice etc. And now this!
I'm loving the show. Glad the humans are on the sidelines at the moment.

[Sabrblade]

Can we all agree that Tf Prime has been one hell of a ride?

Recently, yes.

Counting season 1, no.

[MINDVVIPE]

Can we all agree that Tf Prime has been one hell of a ride?

Recently, yes.

Counting season 1, no.

With the exception of Darkness Rising, I hope... Cliffjumper killed, zombies robots arise...

[PrymeStriker]

Can we all agree that Tf Prime has been one hell of a ride?

Recently, yes.

Counting season 1, no.

With the exception of Darkness Rising, I hope... Cliffjumper killed, zombies robots arise...

Cliff's death was a surprising and interesting way to begin the show. After that, the first season dragged it's ass.

[Sabrblade]

Cliff's death was a surprising and interesting way to begin the show.

not to mention "unwanted".

I mean, who here really wanted them to kill off (within the first five minutes, even) the first G1-homaged Cliffjumper we had in years that was his own body type instead of another Bumblebee redeco/remold, and also happened to be voiced by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (in a show where big names like Ernie Hudson and Tony Todd are series regulars)?

[PrymeStriker]

Cliff's death was a surprising and interesting way to begin the show.

not to mention "unwanted".

I mean, who here really wanted them to kill off (within the first five minutes, even) the first G1-homaged Cliffjumper we had in years that was his own body type instead of another Bumblebee redeco/remold, and also happened to be voiced by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (in a show where big names like Ernie Hudson and Tony Todd are series regulars)?

I would've been fine with his eventual death, just not so early in the game. If his voice actor was too expensive, you could have used Billy Brown instead. Not like they had a problem doing that.

Then again, his death at the very beginning set the tone for the entire series. Nobody is safe from death, they said (although they proved their wussies by letting Bulkhead survive, let-alone quickly heal).

[Sabrblade]

Then again, his death at the very beginning set the tone for the entire series.

A tone I still dispise to this day. Being dark for sheer sake of being dark doesn't make anything great. It makes it dreary.

[MINDVVIPE]

Then again, his death at the very beginning set the tone for the entire series.

A tone I still dispise to this day. Being dark for sheer sake of being dark doesn't make anything great. It makes it dreary.

Yea, but its not being dark, it's being more realistic given the premise. A war between 2 factions NEEDS to have deaths to allow the story to hold some weight. Sure, they could have killed him off later, and even killed off others (as long as there ARE deaths), but atleast it had some intensity right at the start. The initial death was, as mentioned, proof that anything could happen.

[PrymeStriker]

as mentioned, proof that anything could happen.

They should have killed Bulkhead when they had the chance. That was proof they're wusses about killing main characters.

[MINDVVIPE]

as mentioned, proof that anything could happen.

They should have killed Bulkhead when they had the chance. That was proof they're wusses about killing main characters.

Agreed, Bulkhead over Breakdown anyday.