Episode VII - Jack and the Three Blind Archers

I enjoy this episode. Sure, it has a slow pace, a bit more than other episodes do, but I feel like this adds to its credit. Of course, like the rest of the series, it contains spectacular animation and visuals from Tartakovsky. It plays around with aspect ratio, background, color, even cinematography. Many shots are beautifully done. But what makes this episode stand out is its premise. The idea is unique and smart. Jack has to learn and outsmart his enemy like never before. The enemy encountered is no ordinary one, and the way to defeat it will require him to adapt to the environment. Because of the premise, much of the cartoon is sound based with little to no dialogue. I found myself immersed in its dedication to sound. I definitely recommend this for a watch. Unless you can't bear thoughtful slow pacing you will be satisfied. I was.

Jack learns to listen, by listening, in this mostly wordless episode. This was Genndy Tartakovsky stretching his muscles that he would eventually use to make some of the Clone Wars shorts and Primal

By far the best episode of the entire show.