Review Time: this episode is mixed.
Technical issues: the final episode
in season one was episode 16, I went to watch this episode it had the number 16
beside the title instead of 17, or episode 1 [because it is the first one on
the DVD,] but there's more you may have noticed at the top of this episode review
there is Season 2, Volume 1, Disc 1 this is because when you go to watch this
DVD on the start screen it should say somewhere on it Disc 1 I have no idea why
this is; in fact I went back to have a quick look at Season 1's DVD's to see if
I had missed something, but I hadn't.
Storyline: now I am going to try not to
give too much away; here we go, unless I have missed something again, at no
point does this episode cover how the Decepticons survived and found a way out
of the previous episode, but moving on to the storyline, in a nutshell it is
based around a well-known horror story just adapted slightly to fit in with
this TV series; which in theory I should like but even now I am in two minds
about this episode storyline for some reason, it's difficult to put my finger
on it.
Character developments: so how is
Reflector meant to work, because yes in this episode we get to see them do
something collectively including being their transformed state a camera,] my
point is this; when does Reflector stop being Reflector and the three
individual characters begin being individual characters. There is some friction
between Starscream and Megatron in this episode as well.
Action sequences: there are two
double teams, I will only bring up one though, Megatron teams up with Soundwave
[Megatron is in his transformed mode of Walther P38.]
This episode receives: 4/10, I am
comfortable with this mark or just about comfortable, it was a difficult call
really but taking everything into consideration I think it is about right, on a
quick side note without saying too much watch out for Autobot [Brawn's] kick,
let's just say with a kick like that he could play for the Green Bay Packers.
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