snarf takes up the challenge comment archive

22.01.2006, 12:37 Katara
this episode is unlike any of the previous episodes, where we see all the thundercats, except snarf, defeated. it is hard to believe, especially when the thundercats were caught by the mutants. at first i thought this was a gig, or a test for snarf, but unfortunately it wasn't. the thundercats were in the mercy of mumm-ra and the mutants. pretty sad if you ask me, b/c the thundercats were so careless.  
  
19.06.2006, 17:05 DTM
Wait a minute -- why didn't Lion-O call the sword to his hand when the Skycutter was clear of the Forest of Silence? (Because then he wouldn't have gotten caught, yes, but nevertheless that's just sloppy. I concur with Katara)  

17.08.2006, 00:21 Anonym
Classic example of an "Idiot Plot". When you need characters to do something that is uncharacteristically stupid in order to make the story work, then it's an "Idiot Plot". 
 
24.09.2006, 17:15 Anonym
Awesome eppy. Some silly moments, but is this classic TCATS.  
  
30.09.2006, 11:22 PKELL
Well Mumm-Ra said ti best: His plan was a perfect example of curiosity killed the cat. Personally I loved watching the Mutants trick the TCats. Nice change from the norm, and the way they captured Cheetara was brilliant. (Their methods for getting Tygra and Panthro were a bit over elaborate though) In Season 2, Snarf helping the TCats becomes annoying because it seemed like he was immune to EVERYTHING. In Season 1, it was a little bit more believable. Snarf saves the day here, but he didn't overpower Mumm-Ra and The Mutants. He just used his own particular skills to sneak in and set his friends free, and since Snarf is one of my favorites, it was kind of nice to see him save the day.  
 
18.07.2007, 19:22 leppardra
As far as this story goes, Peter Lawrence did Snarf a nice turn. I've always thought it appropriate for Snarf to get his chance to save the ThunderCats from danger. And here he did it great. Giving him the gift of communicating with the creatures of Third Earth is a nice touch, one I've always liked. But I have to agree with PKELL; having Snarf seem immune to just everything that could harm the Cats seemed unrealistic, unless there's something about Third Earth that so agreed with Snarf that he naturally developed some kind of immunity. I would have accepted that explanation if it had been offered, but Snarfer started showing the same immunity after he arrived to help out, and that screwed things up in the believeability department.