Young Justice - From Good to Great
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- Analyzing the Failsafe, and Disordered episodes, and how Young Justice copes and approaches trauma created in these two episodes.
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Watch until the very end, it’s my favourite part!
Sage's Rain please do a video on Violet Evergarden
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Joy Strickland episode 7 had me fucked up
"I don't wanna be THE Batman; anymore."
And thus, Nightwing was born.
exactly
Funnily enough, in the second and third season, he acts just like batman would
@@blank7062 it’s kinda leading up to the point that Dick has to face his biggest fear as a hero which is becoming Batman.
That scene broke my heart, not because Dick didn't want to be Batman, only Bruce can be Batman, but the fear of disappointment you could hear in his when he told Canary that he can't tell Batman.
@@ghanilawal6798 add on to the fact Dick is probably the only one Bruce would choose as his successor with no question or doubt in his mind that he could fill the cowl, but at the same time Dick doesn't want to be "that"...even though ironically he does end up acting exactly as Batman would in later seasons.
The best thing about Robin's scene is the visual cue. Robin is usually shown in red and green... the colors of Robin's traditional costume but in his scene he says something that's the 1st step on his path of independence. The 1st note of wanting become his own man and what's he wearing??? Blue and black. The colors of Nightwing.
F***! I didn't notice it. At all...
Good observations!
Broooo
Its like he subconsciously went to his wardrobe and picked up his normal outfit but then felt like he needed to put on something else. Nice observation
I noticed that but I actually thought more of how he was willing to be honest (blue is the color of truth) more so than it foreshadows his nightwing persona
The thing I loved about this is that after this experience, Robin doesn't want to be the Batman anymore. But then we later find out that Batman doesn't want him to become the Batman either.
I just keep seeing people bring that up and it makes me so happy.
Batman doesn't want anybody else to be like him. Batman understands his own mind and feels it is a necessary burden
Andre Cook even though he would become like Batman in the next season.
@@skyrogue1977 how
@@eliasmagus5086 he's done some questionable decisions for the sake of the mission that only Batman would approve
The difference between this and other DC related media is that instead of being "Dark and Mature", Young Justice is realistic, which makes it dark and mature.
That's deep
They also actually deal with their trauma as well. Instead of being dark followed by dark followed by even darker there is healing, there is hope. There is humanity. We fail and struggle but we also look for solutions. We react and process and move forward. Sometimes in a way that's unhealthy but also sometimes in a way that helps. Young justice is dark in a way most of dc isnt because it remembers that darkness needs light to matter. When it's one hopeless punch after another eventually you stop caring because it's just another bad thing. But when you give time for development and healing it's not just another bad thing. It's watching something being built one tortuously painful brick at a time only for it to be brutally destroyed again.
Like the Zack Snyder DCEU movies
@@thenoirknight5729 lmao hahahahaha no
@@ItsMeStrider Limbo Jar Jar Binks, Jar Jar Binks, Jar Jar Binks Yes
I think they did robin perfectly in this show. Everything from his sense of humor in the best situations, to the fear of living in the shadow of the batman
Young Justice Dick Grayson needs his own animated series. *Nightwing* needs his own animated series just in general. Any universe I would be fine with
meanwhile, dick grayson in the dcamu gets nothing like that besides immense *shoulder pain*
His weapons and detective skills and even suit came from tim drake
The Team and even the League are all done so so well. I think that the best done characters on the Team are Dick, Artemis, and Wally. They are so real and layered.
@@connerkent9641 yeah but Dick Grayson utilising Tim’s weapons and being a good detective is believable so it still works
6 Teens are dramatically traumatizded and put through intense therapy to restore their capability as child soldiers.
*John Malaney voice* And that's when the evening went from good to great
*their
child soldiers? you could say that for superboy and miss martian, but not the rest
if anything, robin was made to be anything but a soldier. rather than giving him no emotions, be thrown in an endless war, and have to deal with such twisted enemies, he's a boy with hope that chose to stay in that war, because he has hope
@@jockeyfield1954 Friendly reminder that Miss Martian is 48 years old. She's an adolescent by Martian standards, but still. Artemis and Superboy were both intended to be child soldiers by their parents, but they both broke away and decided to use their abilities for good.
Either way I think it was more a joke. The therapy is to help them, not to restore their capabilities and get them back in the fight.
@@jockeyfield1954 my... my dude. If you’re a soldier... and under the age of adulthood. You are a child soldier. And those are generally speaking *illegal*
@@jockeyfield1954 desire to fight has got nothing to do with it
Black Canary: Wally, you're in denial.
Wally: I'm comfortable with that.
Don't lie. We all got a small chuckle from that.
“Here’s the ugly truth. I wasn’t devastated. Even with Superman, Tornado, you, the whole league dead. Even though I didn’t save Wolf, watched Artemis and Kaldur die and abandoned M’gann. I felt at peace.”
My favorite part other than Robin’s confession is when Kid Flash admits that he’s in denial, it brings depth into his character. He isn’t just running, he’s running *away.*
This show was dark and brutal. But it was dark and brutal with stories and characters. It wasn’t overtly violent for violence sake. It wasn’t brooding without aim. It was poignant, well-paced and often entertaining. One of the reasons I am only whelmed thus far by the Titans series is it seems to be mimicking the dire attempts at shock the DCEU flounders in with consistency. If Titans sticks with its interesting ideas based on tried and true comic storytelling, it could be a great show like Young Justice.
You get 100 points just for the "whelmed" reference.
Fernando Eggleston but you have to admit, the new season of young justice is golden.
Dami Luaer Unbelievably golden. Yes.
@@damiluaer8859 golden but extremely dark
Well....what do you expect from the guy who creat Gargoyles and Spectacular Spiderman...?
To be quite honest, almost everyone member of the Young Justice comes from a complicated backstory. Emotional baggade. Forcing to grow up through dire circumtances.
*1)* *Superboy* = Practically a clone made of Superman's and Lex Luthor's ADN. Dealing with identity crisis and experience the life of quickly grow-up life.
*2)* *Artemis* = Dealing with a assassin sister. Keeping secrets from her boyfriend and everyone. Scared of her lineage. Having a wheelchair ridden mother and abusive father.
*3)* *Aqualad* = His biological father is practically the ememy of Atlantis. Always forced to take the most hard choices. Lied by his own mentor. The dead of Tula, his girlfriend.
*4)* *Miss Martian* = Practically hiding her real race. Scared of being rejected by her teammates.
*5)* *Robin* = Scared of becoming like Batman, but also kwoning the consequences of not doing so.
Maria Paz G. Lesme aqua lad didn’t know about that at this point tho
5) Dick Grayson - Expects himself to take after Batman as a perfect leader
6) Kid Flash - ???
Don't forget Artemis' paralyzed ex-con mom and active criminal dad!
@@rightangles9256 Kid Flash- Often tries to hide his own worries and other problems by joking about it. The fact that he has feelings for Artemis does not help any of this either. Feelings that he probably didn't even realize he had up until this point.
Dick Grayson- Ended up being a lot more like his mentor than he realized with that entire plot of having Kaldur and Artemis be double agents. I know that was in season 2, but do y'all realize just how much Dick was on edge that entire time? He said he didn't want to be able to go as far as Batman consistently to save the day, but he ends up taking the type of risks that Batman would in order to bring down an incredibly dangerous enemy.
@@Nassit-Gnuoy he doesn't want to be the batman but at the same time he knew what the potential risks and consequences of not doing those actions, he even went out of his way to ensure that aqualad and artimis were as safe as they could be
Artimis is at least familiar with the criminal underworld but was a know hero so he faked her death and used magic to hide her appearance
Aqualad had newly discovered roots in the criminal underworld so he was a logical first spy to send in but his unfamiliarity with it could cause trouble so artimis was sent in as backup
This video make me want to marathon young justice now
Hope you did, this is a quality first season
Were do you watch it
Thayer Fogerson you gotta but it on youtube bc they took it off netflix a while back
This video made me want to marathon all his other videos
@@that_chilean_gringo956 i did
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He helped me realise that I have to be better, better than I was, look at my past, so I can make a better future.
I never noticed that he didn’t have millions of views until this comment. The content was so good i just assumed his channel was huge
@@extrakrutons5692 those things can't bee seen by oneself they must be realized by another.
@@PippaPasses and that is why we are lucky that anyone really would put effort and time into his hobbies and our needs
I'm 99% sure he knows he's going to (positively) boom soon. He has the content to do so, plus his voice is perfectly suited for this type of videos. We'll see him in the top soon
I never watched a DC comics show where the characters are so connected to reality until I saw Young Justice. Robin's decisions. Aqualad's heart, Kid Flash's humor, Miss Martian's anxiety, Artemis' kindness, and Superboy's struggles I can all relate to, sometimes when watching shows like this, I feel like I am them.
Sivan Levi artemis’ kindness?
@@lj4078 Yes, kindness. You just have dig a bit more deeper into her character to see it.
Sivan Levi it’s still not her main character trait, let alone something to describe her as
@@lj4078 That's just my way of thinking.
Each of the interviews almost mirror the 5 stages of grief with how they react and what they talk about: Superboy is Anger (not wanting to show he has feelings), Artemis is Bargaining (not wanting Black Canary to tell Wally or anyone else her secret), Wally is Denial (that he felt more pain for Artemis dying), Aqualad is Acceptance (stating that there is no other better to lead) and Robin is Depression (saying he was taught to sacrifice himself for his teammates, but doesn't really want to despite his training).
Wait this is so true
"I always wanted, excepted, to grow up and become him, and the hero part I'm still all in. But that thing inside of him, that thing that drives him to sacrifice everything for the sake of his mission, that's not me. I don't want to be *the* Batman anymore."
Can we also just acknowledge that if this Batman knew what Robin said he'd probably be happy and proud. Batman said himself in episode... I think 18 or 19 that the reason he wanted Robin to catch his parents' killer was so he wouldn't end up like Batman.
@@amandajohnson3531. I thought the same thing.
Gosh, I can hear his voice in my head. Such a good moment, and such skilled voice acting.
Jesse McCartney voicing Dick Grayson as Robin and Nightwing gave depth to the character that a lot of animated shows haven't. He's not the only reason I watched Young Justice. It was Dick Grayson, it will always be him, because as a character, he had the most growth both literally and figuratively. They all grew in various ways from these two episodes and I love how you portray them. Thank you.
"You've turned white..."
"What?! Oh you meant caucasian."
Iconic Foreshadowing
It's not as if Green Martians look any different anyway aside from the color of their skin.
@@maximaldinotrap same with people
@@Sosodefkid That wasn't what I meant but yeah, a good analogy but I was more or less meaning unlike the comics or the Arrowverse martians where White Martians and Green Martians look different from each other and apparently White Martians are bigger.
With an episode like Disordered, it’s easy to understand why this series is such a success and why it had to come back. The characters really made this series because of their emotional depth. Great vid again Sage
This was the episode they went from DC heroes to actual characters for me. It was shattering to watch these episodes and I loved the show even more.
I've analyzed Robin (Dick Grayson) from this episode all the way to the end of season 3 and I've come to another realization. Grayson says that he doesn't want to be the Batman anymore, yet his actions as Nightwing are almost exactly like those of the Batman. Think about it, faking Artemis' death at the hands of Aqualad, Aqualad's deep cover mission inside Black Manta's gang, forming a secret team to infiltrate meta-human trafficking rings, working with Batman, Aquaman (Kaldur'ahm), Wonder Woman, Robin and Oracle to outplay the Light at their own game, misleading his fellow heroes in a misguided way of protecting them, as well as sacrificing himself in that training exercise. He exhibits Batman-like qualities without even realizing it, even the way he talks sometimes. All those actions have consequences, good and bad, like breaking the Light in half at the Summit, violating the trust of fellow heroes, crossing lines to do what's right, tearing relationships apart, and I hate to admit it, Wally's death.
That single line: "I don't wanna be the Batman anymore", is the true start of his journey to being Nightwing.
It’s so funny because I was just thinking about this exact topic the other day after rewatching these episodes. I mean we’ve all seen this type of story before the whole “it was all a bad dream” plot line, heck we’ve even seen it before in DC animation (Batman: TAS Over the Edge, and Justice League For The Man Who Has Everything.), but what separates this series from the rest of them is that it shows how such an experience can leave lasting consequences, as it should. I mean witnessing such a nightmare scenario, and worse still being totally convinced that it was real! That shit is freaking traumatic, and to follow up such an intense episode with a freaking Therapy session? That is nuanced television right there. Hell Martian Manhunter hilariously even calls Batman out at the beginning of the episode when he’s all “Why aren’t the kids all better yet? It’s the next episode” “Gee it’s almost like Trauma isn’t easy to get over, I’m sure BATMAN wouldn’t know anything about that!” Lol
Newest season isn’t a kids show anymore. It’s basically for the kids who’ve grown up with this show.
But I still feel this season is just as mature.
I Love how you watch just about EVERYTHING
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"I don't want to be the Batman anymore" is my favorite line from the show and it has stuck with me since I first saw the episode years ago as the best Dick Grayson moment on television
As a kid who spent long hours in therapy sessions for ASD I can relate to being reluctant to express myself because I saw it as procedure. This episode made me realize how important it was to open up and be honest with yourself
Indeed. I have ASD too. I have trouble understanding my feelings sometimes.
I had a similar experience when my father passed away I went to therapy for a while I think I should start going back to it now honestly now that I'm open I think it could really do me some good
*sobs at the ending* Oh my gosh, these episodes, I will forever cherish and love them! And I love the subtle cues and details that Disordered has to convey the trauma of the team: The shot of them in the kitchen area, despondent, with the TV saying "NO SIGNAL" perfectly sums up the situation. And then the therapy sessions happen and Canary peels back their layers one at a time. Robin and Superboy's confessions will always be my favorites. And I LOVE how Canary doesn't have an answer for Superboy, for there is no real answer, just like life sometimes (:
there will be a season 3 on netflix in 2019 by mostly the origional team.
In “Disordered”, Artemis was my favorite. She has so much emotional depth. Can’t wait to see her in season 3
A lot of writers of 'kids' content over the years have understood something very important: Today's kids are tomorrow's adults, and they need to be prepared for what they may have to live through. It is important that they have heavy messages delivered to them by 'people' they are willing to listen to, and sometimes that comes from their favorite fictional characters. It abstracts the ideas and goes from being a boring lecture they won't remember to an iconic moment that will hopefully stick with them.
Moments like these teach kids that someday it will be helpful to them to open up about what bothers them and to try to understand the problem even if there isn't a solution. Even if they can't identify with the problems the heroes are experiencing, they may understand underlying themes of jealousy, fear, regret, lack of confidence. If these super powered individuals can sit down and talk out their feelings, maybe your average person can too.
One of my favorite scenes in this show was when super boy and miss Martian broke up. And the reason was that miss Martian tried to alter superboys. And superboy was so hurt that the calming hand that used to touch his mind tried to change him.
Gosh darn it, this video was phenomenal!!!! And to be honest, I am rather nostalgic towards the absolute great episodes that are "Failsafe" and "Disordered". They were (believe it or not) the episodes I first watched in the series. And since then I have just loved the show to death. This video truly explains the utter perfection of them imo!!! :)
My love for YG (and Sage's videos) is very similar to yours. While they weren't the first episodes I watched, these were the episodes that sold me on the show and got me to watch it. When YG first came out, I was in college and didn't have time to watch weekly shows due to my schedule. I saw snippets of episodes, but because I didn't know who any of the characters were except Robin, I didn't understand what was happening.
Years later, I stumbled upon some the counseling clips from Disordered and was blown away by the writing and voice acting, especially from Jesse McCartney (whose performance of Robin I actually hadn't liked until I saw that clip; my opinion did a total 180 after that). I knew without a doubt I had to watch this show. Finally sat down to watch it, and boy. Season 2 had its great moments, but Season 1 was even more masterful and has some of my favorite DC animated moments to date. But Failsafe and Disordered will always be my favorite.
I think wally was only in denial with his feelings for Artemis and he is well aware of what it means to be a hero he retired because he loved her but at the same time he knows his responsibilities to the world so when he rushed to save it one last time without saying a word to her he knew he wasn't going to come back and if he said anything she would try like hell to stop him.
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My dude sounds like the voice actor for Martian Manhunter. LOL
that ending was perfect "i dont wanna be the batman anymore" beautiful
Of course Superboy felt peace. All the heavy pressure and expectations that were forced in him we're gone. He was praised and needed and dominant. It suited him despite the horrid circumstances that led to that moment. So it was easy to block out any grief or fear.
He had basically fulfilled his purpose of being alive. His destiny. Nothing else mattered.
Sage's Rain: "This show is technically a kids show..."
Young Justice Season 3: "Yeah, I don't think so, pal"
That scene to me, in the Young Justice universe, marks the birth of Nightwing from Robin.
Robin is Batman’s creating. This is Dick realizing that he wants to be more than that.
Josue Guillen Robin wasn’t batman’s creation
Great video again. These videos go far into the depth of these characters; all reviewers could learn from you.
While that Robin scene with black canary is probably the best scene the one where the league is debating new members and Batman tells wonder woman why he recruited Robin is epic and my favorite.
I just commented about that scene to someone else. Because that scene just makes me think that if Robin were to say to Batman what he said to Canary, Batman would probably just be proud. And that's probably what happened during the time skip.
@@amandajohnson3531 very good point.
Man, it is really surprising with the hard left turn Cartoon Network took when they got rid of shows like Young Justice, Alien Force Ben 10 and Generator Rex. They were good shows with great characters. Man, where did it go wrong.
Nothing was wrong. Excellent writing, voice acting, animation, and enthralling stories. The critics loved it and it even earned an Emmy! But it was sponsored by Mattel and it just wasn't selling enough toys - so they pulled the plug.
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Disorder is my favorite episode of season 1, I am so happy season 3 coming soon.
Disordered was the dark apokolips war before it was cool
the non gruesome and gore version of it
Season 1 is some of the best superhero animated television i have ever seen
Damn your voice really fits your genre of videos.Wish it didn’t take so long to be enlightened by you Sage.
Oh man, one of my favorite youtubers and one of my favorite shows finally together. I really appreciate the work behind everyone of your videos
Watching the whole episode give me the feels of the situation. Now watching this makes me wanna cry. Thank you so this video man! Great job on delivering the analysis for these episodes!
YEESSS Young Justice is gold and I adore your content so much, I already know I must like and comment when you post!!🤗❤️👍🏾
One of the coolest things that comes with bringing literal superheroes into therapy, and doing it honestly and respectfully, is that it shows you that getting help or going to therapy isn’t something that makes you weaker, or is an expression of weakness. If anything, it helps every single one of them become even greater.
Even now, in the show’s newest episode (very mild spoiler), after years of leading the Justice League, Kaldur finally takes a break to take more sessions with Canary, to explore a decade’s worth of grief and lost friends, and he only feels stronger for it.
I've been waiting so Long For this. I didn't think you would do it but u did😩😭😭 Thank you so much man.
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
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Thank you for an analysis made with love and care. I much appreciate it.
damn bro i haven't even seen this series and you gave me chills with this video man.
Sage nailed it again my dude! Young Justice is amazing!
You are one of my favorite CZcamsr right now and I thank myself for stumbling across your The last Agni Kai video it was amazing
I was waiting for you to cover these two episodes since the "Being the Batman" video came out! Loved it from beginning to end. They're actually my two favorite episodes of the season too
I'm glad that this show took the time to actually look at the characters and see how they dealt with being in such a traumatic event because even though they're superheroes I think a lot of the time we forget that they're also teenagers they haven't fully figured everything out and being a teenager is already the most stressful most horrible most anger and fear-inducing time of your life add all the responsibility of being a superhero on top of that then going through an extremely dramatic event I don't know how they do it
In a lot of shows something extremely dramatic happens to the characters and they never talk about it again or it only pops up in one other episode this stuff lasts for the rest of the season there are multiple episodes dedicated to this because it's an extremely stressful saddening and dramatic event that would forever change them
Even years after watching this, these episodes have always stuck with me. The first time I watched season 1, it completely shocked me and I remember crying and asking my dad what was going on and if it was real. Needless to say, it was my favorite and not just because of the angst. Character development and having humanistic characters is a must in my book and up until these episodes, you didn't really see these characters as kids, you just saw them from how civilians in their society would have seen them -- untouchable, determined, perfect. At the end of the day, they're kids figuring out who they are and exactly what they want to be. They make mistakes and they learn from it, but those mistakes hadn't seemed so damaging to them until these episodes. My opinion on that is maybe they started to believe that their team was untouchable, that none of them could die and that none of the superheros would vanish. After they forgot it was a test when Artemis "died", the situation seemed real and because of that, even after the fact, they thought it was real. They thought that their friends had died in front of them and they couldn't do anything about it. I totally agree with you with the body language, it's super cool to me. I remember watching Superboy (who is my least favorite in season 1) and just scoffing at him kind of blowing up even though I do the same thing myself. But then when he came back and talked, it was like my eyes opened and I realized what kind of character he is. He's a confused kid who felt like he had to live up to someone that was perfect. And when he explained how he felt bad that he was happy when the JL died, I understood him. I understood because when you're comparing yourself to someone else, whether it was just you or someone compared you, when that person messes up it's like you guys are the same, especially if you put that person on a pedestal yourself. He's still not my favorite since season 2 was eh and kinda made me hate most of the characters, but I do understand and relate a lot to him. Sorry for the whole rant thing, some things may not make sense or be correct, but this is just how I'm looking at it. If you read this far, you're awesome.
Amazing video. You analyzed the psychology of each character so well!
I appreciate this video so much, thank you for this Sage.
“I don’t want to be the batman anymore” Best line in the show
Young justice is such a amazing series and great video man :]
You da best out there man never miss these vids
Love your vids man
A solid analysis. These two episodes really hit home.
I swear man everytime I watch his videos it brings a tear to my eye
I’ve watch so many of your videos multiple times
You have helped me learn to be my own friend. And to have hope that one day I will have love for myself. Thank you sage 🌸
I honestly love your videos man. Your insight on various topics are not only refreshing but are a nice peak into your perspective of the world. I feel like you like these 2 movies (Also putting them in because I'd love a video about either) Her and Your Name.
Four years later still watching this shit I love this Weibo I love your videos they help me so much I’ll be honest
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Episodes like these are why I Love Young Justice
Good video Sage's Rain! I can't wait to watch Young Justice Season 3 next year!
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Wonderful video. Love your content man!
Very beautiful Sage another great video 😊
Another great video and it’s raining outside love it
This show is so amazing, the acting, animation, character development, and consequences. It's so good
perfection as usual
You make great content and deserve way more subscribers
Something that sold me in this episode was how open Robin was during his talk, he's been taught by Batman who has hundreds of secrets and probably teaches his sidekicks who to keep secrets, yet in his scene, he was probably the most open and willing to talk.
"I don't wanna be THE Batman anymore" is probably one of the best lines in the show
This is pure gold!!!
"When Ms. Martian turns caucasian" I laughed a little bit.
Yo man love the videos
I’m so glad I saw to you before I saw the actual episode
I had 1% battery and even my phone knew it had to let me watch this video completely.
Man, I love your videos. Keep em coming. Please do one on Ed Elric
Young Justice is undoubtedly one of the best shows out there, especially due to its exploration of mature themes and the effort put into crafting each character. TOO BAD IT WAS CANCELLED BECAUSE IT DIDN'T SELL ENOUGH TOYS!!!
Honestly how stupid is that!
I agree that it was a stupid reason to cancel the show however after fighting for years we have gotten a season 3 and they're working on making season 4.
i really enjoyed this show. It was a perfect transition for me, from childish superhero shows to something more mature and dark. I watched it way back when it released and rewatched it so many times. They recently rebooted the show and it is way darker, and although it doesn't give me the same thrill as the original. it is still pretty good and worth a check out
Love the videos and love your Channel ❤👌
Can you do a review of the two seasons so far because your so damn good with your insight
HELL. YES. Conner's words at the end of the episode changed my life istg, it's just so deep and... owie i want to hug him
Love your videos
This was the episode that really made Connor more interesting then just superman's angsty clone in my eyes. I love how the episode not only made him question what he wants but why he wants it.
Loved the vid!!!!
Wow just- great analysis.
I listen to your voice before I sleep