I'm not sure if I'm upset that the series jumped the shark or not because the human elements have always been right there.
When this all first started, it all seemed rather plausible in an established reality of planet Earth a million years ago and such. It totally gave up a couple episodes into a season one and I almost did too because I'm a bit too much of a writing snob to get invested into the Transformers, or a Sonic the Hedgehog.
This series does ask you to suspend your disbelief, but not for the sake of low-brow fairy tales. Yes, there are some cringe worthy nuances, but the soul of the story is never self-flatulating.
This is an epic saga exploring the driving force behind a man's primitive machismo. He is always an island to himself, but even the toughest and most noblest specimens of testosterone fueled manhood have a common weakness.
A strong man willing to lay his conviction on the line will ALWAYS fight to the death and beyond for his beloved doggo.
When this all first started, it all seemed rather plausible in an established reality of planet Earth a million years ago and such. It totally gave up a couple episodes into a season one and I almost did too because I'm a bit too much of a writing snob to get invested into the Transformers, or a Sonic the Hedgehog.
This series does ask you to suspend your disbelief, but not for the sake of low-brow fairy tales. Yes, there are some cringe worthy nuances, but the soul of the story is never self-flatulating.
This is an epic saga exploring the driving force behind a man's primitive machismo. He is always an island to himself, but even the toughest and most noblest specimens of testosterone fueled manhood have a common weakness.
A strong man willing to lay his conviction on the line will ALWAYS fight to the death and beyond for his beloved doggo.