Hook, line and sinker.

I never watched the old one, and I remember the comics being somewhere close to Degrassi Jr High in costumes, or at least that was my interpretation as a kid so I never bothered to read or watch it. So I could be totally wrong. The new one's insanely irrelevant: it's basically Aqua Teen Hunger Force but for a younger audience. I've only seen one episode where they actually fight a supervillain, and it turns out he's actually a really nice guy and they have ice cream together.

This show!

Hey, Gmork!

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For Gmork:

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Ha ha, Gmork.

Did we ever settle on what your theme-song should be? You need a distinct musical cue, Gmork.

It'll just be gunshots.

That's after "The roughest, toughest, he-man stuffest hombre that's ever crossed the Rio Grande! And I don't mean Mahatma Ghandi!"

Come to think of it, it is kind of like The Simpsons joke where Homer sees everyone as realistic 5-fingered people, or the Halloween special where they meet their 1st season selves. But this was a nice 5 second joke, which the show's good at doing. I think this episode goes into the fact that Robin, without the mask is a total dreamboat. Think sort of a Bob Dobb look and everybody gets all jealous.

I was just sort of dozing off in front of the TV last night and this episode was on. It's the dreamboat episode and it was kind of funny. I'm unlikely to watch again, but it was good for a few laughs at the time.

The MLP trolling is really good too, without being offensive to fans of the show. Raven is of course the most badass Titan but loves her ponies, and when they get trapped inside the show the Ponies are basically the opposite of "Friendship." I can only assume the idea came from Tara Strong (the voice of Raven and Twilight Sparkle) and you'd think that'd be a conflict of interest for Hasbro, who probably don't consider adult MLP fans, male or female, all that much.