I can't believe anything my eyes are witnessing. I don't know how I keep getting surprised at the show's lack of cohesiveness. What's with this cosplayer superheroes? Such cheap make up and costumes! They look like the cosplayers in the Hawkeye episode of Roll playing. What is going on? Where is this heading? What's with the romance subplot?
TO be fair, I like the spanish joke they make. As someone from Spain, I liked it. Spanish is also a country or what we refer to people from there, not only a language. "Yay, poking fun at the american education system!..." I see the gag of a superhero/villain "therapy group" as a joke but to see that be the way Jen opens up about her "issues" with She-HUlk is just... Tacked on. Is forced and doesn't build up to any other character development or interaction. I know it kinda the first "self-contained" narrative the show ever attempted to do or one that actually succeeded in some way, like starting the episode with a problem that Jen later resolves at the end of the episode and there's actually character growth and pushes forward the narrative (if there ever was one).
I have nothing else to say, pretty average, inoffensive episode I guess.
TO be fair, I like the spanish joke they make. As someone from Spain, I liked it. Spanish is also a country or what we refer to people from there, not only a language. "Yay, poking fun at the american education system!..." I see the gag of a superhero/villain "therapy group" as a joke but to see that be the way Jen opens up about her "issues" with She-HUlk is just... Tacked on. Is forced and doesn't build up to any other character development or interaction. I know it kinda the first "self-contained" narrative the show ever attempted to do or one that actually succeeded in some way, like starting the episode with a problem that Jen later resolves at the end of the episode and there's actually character growth and pushes forward the narrative (if there ever was one).
I have nothing else to say, pretty average, inoffensive episode I guess.