I just recently found out he did this whole sentai series but can someone tell me where the fifth episode is cuz I see four and six and I know the 7th ones coming out soon but where's five

I just recently found out he did this whole sentai series but can someone tell me where the fifth episode is cuz I see four and six and I know the 7th ones coming out soon but where's five

Erod the series is about to hit 50

To this day, it’s still upsets me. We never got this.

The thing is the "Organization based around superheros who also sell pharmaceuticals" works so much better when they are the bad guys. This version of Wonderwoman is not too far off from Queen Maeve.

Adrianne Palicki has had some bad luck with launching her own superhero show. There was supposed to be an Agents of Shield spinoff with her leading it.

In Gingaman the village elder turned the forest to stone because the Gingaman were protecting it(their home), neglecting their true duty of protecting the Earth

10:27 They’re asking him why he’s taking a baby into Battle. That’s really irresponsible and making them rattled-Guardians Inferno 10:45 Ma should have had the Chachla. It’s been a more effective weapon on both sides of the pacific Ocean Kinda surprised Spider-Man never had a episode based on this premise Kinda surprised the episode you mentioned earlier didn’t get the axe considering how badly SF Debris tore it apart

Say what you will about the episode, Eric Roberts is awesome as Mongol

Penguin's henchman for this episode are named Jay & Raven. Jay. And. Raven. Real cute, BTAS writing staff. 😑

I never had to do any flour/egg baby assignments in school, but I wonder what teachers would do in the event of the classroom not having a 50/50 male/female split, or if the number of students was an odd number. Also, does anyone remember the Beavis & Butt-head episode where the two of them were entrusted with a flour baby?

With What If Season 3 premiering this week, I would like to nominate one of its Season 1 episodes for InepTToons: What If... Thor Was an Only Child?

most people hate the egg baby itself. it's annoying and has an irritating sound that is unpleasant to hear.

Sooo, when do we get a review of "Terry's Friend Dates a Robot"?

Just "Asgard"? Not "Candy Asgard"? I was expecting candy, dammit!

What is with the whole egg baby project in tv shows?

It wasn't one of the best, but *far* from being one of the worst....the show had *plenty* of other contenders for that.

i really liked this episode, just for the insanity of it all. you have Terry failing "family studies" which even Bruce Lampshades to Ace of all things, you have the damn egg baby, which manages to be creepy and cute at the same time, and it's just fun. also love the moment you can almost hear Will Fridle (Terry's voice almost saying "screw this" and remember Batman Beyond was his first voice role, Kevin Conroy may he rest in peace really mentored him through every script. also love that Warner Bros had to get in a Wizard of Oz reference to Ruby Slippers

I will say the fight scenes and archer at the beginning were pretty good.

Anyone who legitimately hates this enjoyably silly episode should not be allowed to have children.

Egg Baby!

Bruce mentioning the press’ penchant for alliterations was the only thing I remotely recognize from this episode. It doesn’t suck; it’s just dumb. Personally, I feel the other students should have gotten higher grades given they showed fantastic parental motivations like with the guys while Terry made many stupid decisions that, “stimulation” or not, were immensely reckless. If he thinks it’s ok to stash the thing in either a dumpster or next to (what he thinks is) a roof cooling unit, then why not just leave it in the Batmobile?! Furthermore, this Batman has a cloaking system so why not use it to hide when the egg cries drawing everyone’s attention?!🤨 The whole plot relies on a contrived circumstance and the main character holding the Idiot Ball.😒 Side note, when I went through this in high school (2001-2004) they gave us a doll that had a diaper to change or a bottle to feed it with unless you chickened out and would rather just write a huge essay. And you can get arrested for child abuse if you just leave it in your locker to be neglected because it’s officially seen as a real child being abused!😳 (Yes…I thought that sounded stupid too.🙄) Also, some can be programmed as “crack baby” and you have to actually switch diapers or the sensor will mark you as neglecting a child in its own filth.

In it's defence, Terry's friend Dates a Robot is actually not that bad. The premise is goofy as hell, but the overall episodes got a goofy charm to it and the titular robo-girl is actually menacing

I never hated this one. It was interesting seeing Terry take on this baby for class to get a good grade! I didn't mind it showed Terry balancing his civilian life with his hero life. I was surprise it won an Emmy. Never hated it, though the other you mentioned is ridiculous and silly, yet I like that one as well

Unironically love the idea that Terry’s annoying classmate grows up to be a supervillain

The only thing I hate about this episode is that the blue haired girl got credit from all the work Terry did

Wait you mean those egg assignments things are real!? My school never had that

Ironic that the people that hate this episode are probably more fragile than an actual egg.

sometimes... for good things to happen to good people... it also has to happen to bad people...

I like this one. And Terry's Friend Dates a Robot. My vote for worst would be Curse of the Cobra Part 2. Specifically part 2. Great set up, lame pay off. Even the creators hate the Cobra plot in part 2.

I love this episode, I can't believe anyone didn't like it

I don’t recall any rules being laid down for Ineptoons so feel free to also review Terry’s Friend Dates A Robot 😄

*I Enthusiastically Ednors ERods Exceptional Evaluation!* - This episode is and always was awesome! A dark show can have humor done right, and this humor was done superbly! I never had an assignment like that (where I live it's not a thing), but a friend told me he had to take care of a bag of flour in high school.

Unfortunate that Eggbaby has seen alot, Become Sakai

Honestly, Terry's Friend Dates a Robot was the only bad episode of Batman Beyond.

If Terry wanted to defeat Ma Mayhem a lot quicker, he could’ve borrowed some of Al Bundy’s insults.

It would be interesting to see InepToons done on some series which I would normally think wouldn't be touched, like the Fleischer Superman shorts. It may not be a TV series, but it's still an animated series and very similar to TV (just before TV was a thing)--kind of like how movie serials are similar to TV shows, too (also: if theaters want to lure people back, maybe we should look into making those things again--change up the viewing experiences, and all that; though streaming shows are the closest we have to the return of those things in the modern day). I would say the worst of said shorts would be part of the Famous productions, rather than Fleischer, with more propaganda and potential racism involved. However, I'm not sure if any would really be bad enough to fit this series, kind of like how I don't expect X-Men 97 on this series (at least not season 1, but for all we know season 2 might have a legitimately terrible episode). If this were extended into live-action shows (I'm not suggesting it have this happen, but just mentioning a hypothetical), I could expect there would be some interesting ones to go with, like "Beer Bad" from Buffy. Another show that could be fun in such a hypothetical is The Incredible Hulk, though I'm not sure which episode would be considered worthy. There are definitely some duds in there, but ultimately I wonder if it's one of the TV movies that would fit the bill, since they're extensions of the show. But I can also think it would be interesting to see an opposite to this premise: well-done episodes in terrible animation. I know there have to be fun examples out there from generally reviled shows like Ultimate Spider-Man or Teen Titans Go. Just because people don't like them overall doesn't mean it's all bad, I would hope.

I liked this episode just fine, though I did wonder why the little robots were egg-shaped. I mean, why not just make them baby-shaped to get the full experience?

I like the episode. You need a funny palate cleanser every once in awhile to enjoy the dark moments of the series.

I remember a similar situation with Danny Phantom where he and Valarie had to take care of sack of flour

Ma Mayhem is based on a real criminal named Ma Barker. More specifically, there was an old movie called Ma Barker's Killer Brood. Old movies were one of the main things the creators use as inspiration. That's why Cuvier looks like Vincent Price.

And Bruce claimes he doesn't like kids " shows, small portion of bat fam" Oh he like kids fi k e he just sucks and not forcing them all to leave. Because he can not change

Are we sure the actual inspiration for this episode wasn't Togepi from Pokemon?

I thought the worst episode(s) was the two parter, where the villains wanted to splice themselves with Dinosaur DNA.

This is probably one of my favourite episodes of the show!

I love the egg baby :3

I fondly remember this episode.

Since this will be the last InepTToons of 2024, how about you rank the episodes you've covered this year?

Well, she's the same shallow bimbo who turned Willie Watt to the dark side. Seriously, why didn't Bruce Timm and his team think of making her a villain ?

Perhaps she's Blade's mom or grandmother