Well, thanks to scheduling quirks, early releases, whatever you wanna blame, a whole bunch of countries will be airing (or have already aired) the Season 8 finale before Discovery Family gets a chance to do so.
Just like the previous episode, this one has been aired early so if you're waiting for it to air on Discovery Family, well you know the drill.
So we have a FluttershyxSpikexSmolder episode, and it involves going back to the dragon lands. Should be a recipe for success, right? Well sadly, the writer for this episode is none other than Kim Beyer Johnson. You may remember her from last season when she penned the absolute disaster that was "Non-Compete Clause" which basically rehashed "Fall Weather Friends" except without any of the fun (there's nothing fun about seeing the students get put through the wringer and one of them almost
Well, the early airings have come to an end (temporarily it would seem), China was supposed to air Episodes 21 and 22 this weekend but aired "Rainbow Roadtrip" instead. Apparently this is just a one off thing and the early airings will resume as scheduled next weekend, but until I know for sure I'm not holding my breath. It is possible that Hasbro finally decided to stop the early airings, even though they've decided to pull the plug on Equestria Girls prematurely. Anyway, this episode is
It starts with Misty. Because of course, it does. She's the villain, I mean hero, of the story, apparently.
Everypony is an Alicorn. For the sake of my sanity, I hope this is just a dream sequence.
Pegassi apparently can't fly. Just Alicorns.
"I just had the worst nightmare. We were all Alicorn OCs."
The last Alicorn? Wait, so Opaline is dead? I thought she was just occupied with curious tree vines.
*Sigh*, well you'd better buckle up now, folks. Because oh boy do we have one doozy of a bad episode on our hands! This might just be a contender for the worst episode of the entire show, it is that bad as far as I'm concerned. If that's a deal breaker for you then it's not going to get any better. Our writer is Brittany Jo Flores, the same writer who gave us "Once Upon A Zeppelin" the last truly great Twilight Sparkle focus episode (even episodes like "Shadow Play" have felt more like group
That was quite possibly the shortest hiatus so far, and it was only our second mid-season hiatus. Ponies are back, and back with style! And to kick off the second half of the season, we've got Patton Oswalt to guest star in a Rainbow Dash episode involving Daring Do! With Josh Haber teaming up with Mike Vogel (who has now been credited as Michael Vogel) who wrote "A Hearth's Warming Tale" and "Spice Up Your Life", did this episode start off Season 6's second half on a high
In my scoring system, two of the four elements which contribute to the episode's rating are theme and characterization. These are both essential elements of a great episode, but they're meaningless if the episode can't entertain all the way through. "Buckball Season" is a strong example of this, as it boasts fully-formed themes, a relatively strong moral, and some of the strongest characterization we've seen in this show, but none of that can compensate for its eventual descent into tedium
20 episodes and we're FINALLY exploring a new location, and from the looks of things it's the only new location we're going to be visiting this season (we've been back to Manehattan, twice, and while Restuarant Row was a nice addition to Canterlot there's still the obvious fact that we've seen much of Canterlot already, to say nothing of trips to the Crystal Empire). And it's another map episode, this time featuring Applejack and Fluttershy, and the writers of "The Times
So, we're getting only our third Starlight focus episode since the premiere and it seems she won't be back again until the finale. Well, I have warmed up to Starlight a little, but I still do feel like reforming her wasn't in the show's best interests because they seemed to have skipped over the crucial phase of Starlight having to earn her redemption (which hopefully the finale will address and fix). Michael Vogel is returning to pen this episode, and while he's been in a ton
HOLY SHIT THEY MADE A GOOD WONDERBOLTS EPISODE
Well, it's finale time, and it looks like Season 6 won't be here for a whole year.
(Stay strong fandom, we'll get through it one way or another)
With Josh Haber coming back from having written "Friendship Games" to pen this two part finale, did he end the season on a high note, or bring it crashing down?
Well, let's find out.
Well, Season 5 is winding down, and with the penultimate episode of the season, we have Amy Keating Rogers' swan song. This season, she has given us "The Lost Treasure of Griffonstone" our first PinkieDash episode since Season 1, which also redeemed Gilda, "Canterlot Boutique" which furthered Rarity's character arc and introduced us to Sassy Saddles, and the mind blowing musical that was "Crusaders of The Lost Mark" which redeemed Diamond Tiara and gave the CMC their cutie
Well, that happened.
I don't know if there are any words that can describe just how mind blowing and amazing this episode is! If you haven't seen it yet, you're missing out!
Ugh, didn't we just do this? Episode-movie-episode makes me forget the tribulations of MID SEASON HIATUS. D: And Made in Manehattan, I didn't even watch a third time (mostly because Friendship Games was airing in its place). I need to readjust the bottom of my list, I think. (Note: it's by no means finalized, so no whingeing about the details. :B)
Something I didn't make a huge deal about with regards to Rarity Investigates is Rainbow Dash flying with the Wonderbolts. I mean, she starts off being "the lucky reserve", and she doesn't actually fly, but that still means she's in the Wonderbolts reserves. She's practically on the team! Her dreams are coming true! For all that I was bitching about her being worst pony and all, I'm really glad she's made these big strides towards what she wants to do. Not to mention
So, we've got our third and final Rarity episode for the month, and this time she's getting paired up with Applejack once again. With Noelle Benventui, the writer of "Maud Pie" in the driver's seat, did Rarity manage to pull out another smash hit like "Rarity Investigates" or a more meh episode like "Canterlot Boutique"?
Well, let's find out.
Last week was an unexpected mind blower, and my new all time favorite episode, so this episode had a tough act to follow. It was penned by G. M. Berrow, and at first glance you'd probably think she was a relatively new writer plucked from the depths of obscurity. But if you thought that, you thought
I made sure to rewatch Do Princesses Dream because I'd actually only seen it the one time. Man, that's a good episode. Not perfect, mind; the constant reiteration of both the episode's theme and the impending danger started wearing on me after a while. (And not all the bits of the shared dream were equally funny, though the comedy up to that point was otherwise fine because it was at Spike's expense.) But I adore the tragic figures of MLP -- Cranky Doodle Donkey, Moondancer -- and
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