08-28-2010, 02:05 PM
On Tvtropes, they had an article about that. An excuse could be that Frieza was referring to space minutes or something, not Earth minutes.
I didn't like Inuyasha after, say, the 10th episode. It became an exercise in extremely redundant redundancy in its most redundantly redundant form. The characters would narrate what happens that the viewer clearly saw. EVERY. LAST. ACTION. I got tired of it.
Ghost in the Shell, because there's not a third season (yet).
Sailor Moon, because every episode was just like the last. And the themes are so stereotypically Barbie-esque I started vomiting rainbows (I was painting with Acrylic at the time). It might have gotten better after X number of episodes, but I was only able to last until the end of the Death Tree saga. By then I didn't have to use the Acrylic paint anymore.
Ranma 1/2, because the characters could act so stupid at times just to keep a plot/secret moving. Read: Idiot Ball.
I didn't like Inuyasha after, say, the 10th episode. It became an exercise in extremely redundant redundancy in its most redundantly redundant form. The characters would narrate what happens that the viewer clearly saw. EVERY. LAST. ACTION. I got tired of it.
Ghost in the Shell, because there's not a third season (yet).
Sailor Moon, because every episode was just like the last. And the themes are so stereotypically Barbie-esque I started vomiting rainbows (I was painting with Acrylic at the time). It might have gotten better after X number of episodes, but I was only able to last until the end of the Death Tree saga. By then I didn't have to use the Acrylic paint anymore.
Ranma 1/2, because the characters could act so stupid at times just to keep a plot/secret moving. Read: Idiot Ball.
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