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According to Co-creator Greg Weisman mapped out a 65-episode structure where seasons 3 through 5 would have cleanly covered Peter's senior year and culminated in his high school graduation. And it explains that It would have properly resolved major hanging plot threads, like Norman Osborn's survival, Harry Osborn's dark path, and the return of Venom. Plus Future seasons were slated to introduce heavy-hitting villains like Carnage, the Hobgoblin, Scorpion, and Hydro-Man, alongside unique yearly Sinister Six rosters. Also it plans included organically shifting focus toward Mary Jane Watson, evolving Peter and Gwen Stacy’s dynamic, and eventually leading to Peter and MJ's marriage in planned post-series college films. This show would be the best of all time. But its really tragic that The Spectacular Spider-Man was cut short, as it is widely considered one of the greatest animated adaptations of the web-slinger ever made. The show was canceled in 2009 after only two seasons (26 episodes) due to a complex legal battle over the Spider-Man television The Walt Disney Company acquired Marvel Entertainment, while Sony retained the film rights and certain television distribution rights.

"There are no more white horses or pretty ladies at my door." This quote perfectly captures the bittersweet nostalgia of that era.

In Metro Exodus it’s weird that Artyom never speaks throughout the game at all and becomes awkward at times especially in Last Light DLC you have the DLC that Pavel, Anna and even Ulman talk during gameplay as well

Tbh though the supplementary graphic novels and lore books expand significantly on her isolation, the psychological toll of her upbringing, and her dynamic with Dipper alot better than the TV Show if you ask me. As much I love the TV Show it didn't explain alot of Pacifica tragic past but in lore it does explain alot of Pacifica tragic past.

Also this is Joe biggest mistake of joining the Mafia in the first place and Marty death directly causes Joe to become more reckless and impulsive, Marty's death does not cause Joe to learn from his mistakes; instead, it reinforces and deepens his existing recklessness. His inability to cope with the tragedy leads him to double down on impulsive and violent behavior, ignoring the lessons about the brutal reality of mob life that Vito has learned following Marty's death, Joe continues his violent path rather than seeking redemption, even engaging in a killing spree against the Chinese mafia. His continued recklessness, including putting his longtime friend Vito's life in danger "time and time again," shows that he did not learn from the tragic death of his young friend. This is where later chapters that I hate Joe because he hasn't learn his mistakes at all when Marty die and same goes to Vito for joining in with Henry and Joe and worse Joe being so blind side loyalty to Henry and I'll say this again there no such thing as true friendship or friends when it comes to these type of gangs.

This scene actually explains a lot as to why Rigby never wanted to improve and became basically a free loader at the parker. Sure he was a slacker during high school but I think this letter really stopped him from really developing himself until he had his friends at the park that helped him onto the right path. Eileen was the true key in his development and maturity. Sure, his best friend Mordo has supported him and the rest of the park as well, but they were already with him since the beginning of the series when he was still an immature and troublemaker liar who dragged Mordecai to the shenanigans.

He started to change for the better gradually since he decided to open up to Eileen. In the episode One Pull Up, she was not only his only support, she also acted pretty different from the others when Rigby ruins everything: not being very and incredibly angry, not being aggressive and very harsh towards him either in staring, words or even in a physical way, all that stuff to which he is pretty used to.

If anyone watch Regular Show and see the redemption arc of Rigby and its romance between Eileen and it's the best redemption arc and romance with Eileen in the show. whereas Dipper and Pacifica remained a brilliant piece of untapped potential. The ship between Pacifica and Dipper was wasted so much potential where Rigby and Eileen has so much potential and Rigby redemption arc and romance with Eileen was a success it was pay off perfectly

“The red Earth, it’s in our skin. The Shona say the color comes from all the blood that’s being spilled fighting over the land. This is home. You’ll never leave Africa”