Post by matthewsee on Sept 25, 2010 18:44:06 GMT -5
Season 1 finale written by series developers Shayne Armstrong and SP Krause.
Armstrong and Krause does an adequate task in setting up this season finale.
Not a bad design of the super soldier monster.
June got demoted to constable and an office in the basement as a result of her going against orders in the previous episode Hound of the Korven. However it was a delight when she pulled her big gun to shoot the CCPCs.
The Korven invasion was not unexpected but what was unexpected was Thorne being their ally and the reason for him doing so as I really did not see it coming.
Notwithstanding him leaving the mansion before in Angel of the North, very commendable how much strength it took the Professor to leave the mansion to successfully quash the Korven invasion.
While the Korven invasion got quashed, Thorne’s fate is ambiguous.
Very awkward scene when Darius was on top of June as a result of being knocked unconscious by the explosion of the STM.
I found the most impressive and most moving part of the episode was when the others show their sorrow over K9’s ‘death’. The direction by director David Napier of this scene was well handled.
Of course with kids being the target audience, K9 does come back to life at the very end.
Armstrong and Krause does an adequate task in setting up this season finale.
Not a bad design of the super soldier monster.
June got demoted to constable and an office in the basement as a result of her going against orders in the previous episode Hound of the Korven. However it was a delight when she pulled her big gun to shoot the CCPCs.
The Korven invasion was not unexpected but what was unexpected was Thorne being their ally and the reason for him doing so as I really did not see it coming.
Notwithstanding him leaving the mansion before in Angel of the North, very commendable how much strength it took the Professor to leave the mansion to successfully quash the Korven invasion.
While the Korven invasion got quashed, Thorne’s fate is ambiguous.
Very awkward scene when Darius was on top of June as a result of being knocked unconscious by the explosion of the STM.
I found the most impressive and most moving part of the episode was when the others show their sorrow over K9’s ‘death’. The direction by director David Napier of this scene was well handled.
Of course with kids being the target audience, K9 does come back to life at the very end.