Young Justice is officially getting a third season.
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Weisman and Vietti confirmed returning, which is probably the most important part.
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Sooo it's pretty much The Brave and the Bold, which leads me to ask rhetorically why they cancelled The Brave and the Bold in the first place. But nice to have Conroy and Hamill back. (And I'm pretty sure I heard Tom Kenny as Plastic Man in an earlier spot. And IMDB says Josh Keaton's back as GL, though grain of salt for any IMDB pages for shows that haven't premiered yet.)
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Watched the first two episodes. They were pretty okay. Not enough Batman.
And they seem to be airing out of sequence. At the end of the first episode, Batman makes a reference to escapees from the Rock of Eternity, as if that's something we're supposed to know about; this matches the description of the first episode on The TV DB but not the first episode that actually aired.
Second episode features Patton Oswalt as Space Cabbie, which is amazing.
At least, I think it was Patton Oswalt. I don't know for sure, because -- most bafflingly of all -- both episodes have the wrong credits. Somebody stuck the old Justice League cartoon's credits on the end of them, somehow. Like, how does that even happen? I mean, I assume they must have just clicked on the wrong "Justice League" file, but what were the credits from a show from fifteen years ago doing on the same computer that was putting together the new series?
And they seem to be airing out of sequence. At the end of the first episode, Batman makes a reference to escapees from the Rock of Eternity, as if that's something we're supposed to know about; this matches the description of the first episode on The TV DB but not the first episode that actually aired.
Second episode features Patton Oswalt as Space Cabbie, which is amazing.
At least, I think it was Patton Oswalt. I don't know for sure, because -- most bafflingly of all -- both episodes have the wrong credits. Somebody stuck the old Justice League cartoon's credits on the end of them, somehow. Like, how does that even happen? I mean, I assume they must have just clicked on the wrong "Justice League" file, but what were the credits from a show from fifteen years ago doing on the same computer that was putting together the new series?
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p. sure those aren't official release episodes.
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That would explain a lot, but I'm not sure why a bootlegger would add the CN logo in the corner for the whole episode and then splitscreen an ad for Adventure Time coming up next at the end.
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Weisman suggests Arrowette is a new character. I assumed she was Artemis with a new name and costume (since she alluded to trying a new identity at the end of season 2).
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They easter-egged Arrowette as a little girl way back at the end of S1, apparently.
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