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I can confidently say that this show is turning out to be a real masterpiece from DC studios and if this is an indicator of what the DCU will look like them I'm sold.

The mix of realism, humour, action and great story telling makes this show a pleasant watch.

The only pain is that you will have to wait a week before it airs again.

The story building is pretty amazing as well as the character development. Most of the characters have their fair share of character development with each episode and it's told in a very good way.

This episode introduced one of my favorites villans ( Clayface ) and he was fun too.

I watched the first two episodes and I was furious but the third episode gave me a bit of hope but now I don't think I can watch the show any longer The show is written forgetting fans are going to watch the show. This episode is basically about chaos around an egg and how happiness and friendship deals with it, but who cares about that they could have exploited much more interesting what if's that the fans asked for and try to create scenarios around those possibilities. I believe the third episode does that to a certain degree but red guardian keeps blabbering on and on very cringeand humour less jokes.

This episode was not the worst so far but it has taken away every single interest I had in this show.

If you are bored or having a bad day or have trouble sleeping. I believe this show is one of the most heartwarming shows I've seen.

It's not extraordinary or have a driving story but it's more like the inside out two film. This show is just about how the department of dreams help Riley make life changing decisions but at the core it's about the really of dreams and the movie industry as a whole.

I for one wasn't bored by a single moment. It wasn't what I wanted or expected but like I said before it's worth the watch.

I wish more shows like this are made instead of spending too much on making films that no one really cares about.