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He came off more confused. Then found out Aku was screening with him.

Hasn't Jack acted completely juvenile around women because he's alone and has a One track mind? This wasn't forced, it was built too all season. Sorry.

Well...that answers that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEzuBgeiSnk

Dean Martin? On Toonami? It's more likely than you think.

Peter Griffin. Asshole. Homer Simpson. Ignorant but ultimately good hearted. There's a difference.

So do I. Jack is the only show worth watching not available elsewhere.

It feels like we're getting a new "Super's the worst" thread every day. But it's completely true though. Super IS the fucking worst. Making Goku closer to his original characterization has just made him an unlikable asshole ala Peter Griffin. It's not fun to see the characters you used to like be turned into absolute dickheads. Fuck Super.

Why does this exist again?

All your questions can be answered with "They just don't care." Is it any wonder Super is crashing and burning? This is Family Guy revival level bad.

Jack will do fine. Everything else will be heading for a crash.

It could also be that besides Jack, every show on the block is available elsewhere, some in multiple places. Just a thought.

I think that's why the perspective keeps flipping between Mike and Jimmy. The cartel is gonna cross over and Chuck is gonna get it. And it will be glorious.

Still up subbed.

The entirety of Unicorn is on YouTube. Legally. This hurts the block. Also eff One Piece.

Toei ruins everything, Titan is on Hulu and Crunchyroll, and Jack has to carry the burden alone. Tough times.

Joe always dressed like an off brand Arrow. Am I the only one who noticed?

Compare the value of Netflix to all non-sports cable programming, to the HBO's of the world, etc. Cable TV is getting its ass handed to it. Why do you think I'm on about the app every few weeks?

The Handmaid's Tale. This is some harsh stuff.

At least we know after tonight she won't be any less badass.

Anyone worried about Ashi losing her badass cred?

Last time on Samurai Jack: After everyone was done membering the last four seasons worth of characters, Ashi convinced Jack that he had a reason to live, and has been a positive influence on the world. Now Jack has resolved to recover his magic sword, the only weapon capable of defeating Aku and the former assassin is coming along for the ride. Enjoy!

A stand up comedian who was one of the head writers of Chappele's Show and had a recounting role in Breaking Bad. He's known for being pretty damn foul mouthed but pretty funny.

Samurai Jack is getting critical praise and great ratings. However, there seems to be one thing that is dividing people on the show. The new character Ashi. I don't think people hate her, but they are curious what direction Genndy is taking her. Are her and Jack just enemies turned friends? Is this some father/daughter thing? Or are the two being set up romantically, dealing with her isolation and his consistent arc of loneliness? She seems to be the sole thing people don't agree on. So discuss away. What should they do with her and what do you think they are doing with her?