LPS Wonder

i watched the first episode after seeing a few (negative) reviews and i was very confused by the nasty fuss over it. it was super emerging, very intriguing, and im so excited to see where they take this. though people may be upset as it is not on par with the books(what show/movie is?) they've still done an amazing job and it is necessary to realize that and look at it as a stand alone series as at the end of the day it is tv entertainment. love the casting, scenery, and overall wondrous feeling given off. hope they don't have too limiting # of episodes and i truly hope they can continue this series for many many more seasons.

it’s a good show, but no more than that. the fact of the matter is that it has so much wasted potential. better building of characters(they push gar and kory to the background too much), more ‘team titan’ moments—like episode 5 where everyone is equally included, and lastly just better dialogue, writing, and directing. it’s the type of show you like but wouldn’t list as a favourite, one you watch when there’s nothing else of interest. i think the casting for both boys gar and dick were spot on, but raven and starfire were a bit off—though it may just be the fact that their raggedy wigs and horrid costumes throw me off. seriously, if this show pulls up its pants for future seasons it can be something better. UPDATE: the so called 'finale' for s1 and premiere for s2 were def the weakest points of the show, the split was very strange and i still consider the second episode of s2 as the first. that being said, that episode was very well done, good screentime for each titans, very good pacing as well as dialogue. the show has definetly upgraded, and you can see that in starfires new costume haha it's sweet

finished the series and enjoyed every second. all I can say is that I'm NOT ready to leave this wondrous world and it MUST be renewed for another season, or two, or three...lastly #justicefordeet

Majority of people(old wrinkly people boohoo) who have a problem with this show don't say it sucks, because it truly doesn't, and instead go around in circles about the situations that are supposed to be highlighted and RAW; saying this and that about the "disgusting and depressing" things it's showing teens. Like we're the ones not facing these trivial problems every single day... The fact the show has created such conversation means it proved its point and met its objective, things like this aren't shown on TV as much and especially to teen viewers. This was amazing, and I deeply related to each character, like finding something about them I have in myself or seen in a classmate or friend. And you can see they're all flawed but still are human. It's sending a basic message but amplifying it 10X. Never seen a show like this, so original and breathtaking... Already am marking my calender for the following episodes. And seriously, to those older people who feel grossed out by a show like this should maybe take that feeling and push it to our society today, because it's exactly how it is.