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Atomic Betty "Halloween"?

I don't know where to start 'cause this is my first Atomic Betty review. Although this show has been mentioned about twice during the one year this blog has been around. According to the copyright date at the end of the ending credits, it said it aired last year (2004) so this rewiew is quite late. This aired during Fridays. They claimed this was a Holloween episode, though I saw nothing Holloween about it. It looked as if it were just a typical episode. Tajja Isen (Betty) was a guest star. Now I finally know what she looks like. She wasn't how I expected, but she proved she was Tajja "Atomic Betty" Isen none the less. Also, her singing's OK though (the singing was near the end of the 2nd 15 minutes).

As I heard, this episode of "Fridays" was supposed to consist of about all Holloween episodes of cartoons. There was probably some hidden holloween stuff in this Atomic Betty, but I could barely find it. I'm sorry, this doesn't deserve the whole 5 star thing. I did manage to get some "ha-ha"'s into this. I liked, in the second part, I turned on closed-caption and muteded it. While reading the captions, I just seemed to managed to read the captions a loud in character. That was fun until "Tajja's" song came on. I had to unmute the TV just to sing it with her.

The real rating: well, this is on the verge of very good and average. I'm gonna pretend to be a applause-o-meter and give this "whatever" ep. 3 1/2 stars (there goes that half system, again). Like someone on Independent Movie DataBase said, "pretty decent...BUT WHERE'S THE STORY!"

I don't watch this show as much as I used to because I so busy with stuff. And, of course, I'm not gonna watch it like at 6:30 am. It's more of a late morning-late day show for me. I like the humor of this show and how it written...this may not make sence, but the storylines just don't appeal to me anymore. I could tell from the begining what's gonna happen. When Betty has to do something on earth, she always has something to do in the galactic world. Not just that but 15 minutes is just not enough. We need the whole 30 minutes to see a decent adventure in space. I'm saying: the storylines are the same everytime. Good show, but we need a lot more than that (just as long as it doesn't jump). 3 1/2 stars is where it stays at. Yep!

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