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I never enjoyed Cars that much. The story was okay, but I felt like it wasn't Pixar to make a movie like that. Talking cars? Where are the humans? At least in all other Pixar movies humans are somewhere in the spectrum. Anyways, you do make a few goods points. It did feel a little different than Toy Story 1 & 2. But errr...I still like it. Woody and Buzz still seemed like the same characters they were from the very beginning, and I'm a sucker for happy endings. Especially for characters I really cared for growing up.

Ah, brilliant idea! I'm up for all that you already suggested. Batman: The Animated Series. That's a classic. I also agree to Gargoyles, Freakazoid, Tale Spin, The Mighty Ducks. Duck Tales, and good old Kim Possible! I miss that cartoon so much. So, I'm up for it all! We need a poll so everyone who didn't post can also join in and tick what they want.

You have my axe! I'll take a line, please.

Very nice art you have here, Arylett. I can't wait to see more of your work.

It was unwritten! D: Far to the East or far to the West?

Thanks for the advise, Rainbolt! Have a happy new year. Weesh. Aside from the time constraints, I did it to keep you alive! Bah, and sorry for not mentioning it, considering you started the whole thing from day one! I should've jotted that down in my show notes. : C I enjoyed the quick questions, but I agree. I believe doing the lightening round after more standard questions have been established. I did enjoy it nonetheless. Thanks for your continuing feedback, Phil. We don't give you enough credit.

What's up, Canterlot? I hope everyone had a joyous holiday! I was quite pleased to know that both Weesh and Oil Wells were going to join me in this week's Canterlot Voice. Two fine thinking fellows for finishing this year's final podcast. Podcast Podcast Podcast!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, I had to type that because some people, like me, prefer to use less words and more exclamation marks. Audio Download [colour=#000000]Show Notes[/colour] [/colour] [colour=#000000]Music Credit:[/colour] [colour=#000000] [/colour] [colour=#000000]I'd like to thank everyone who commented in last week's episode. You all surprised me when you said you enjoyed a two-person podcast. A bit of me wants to throw marshmallows at whoever said otherwise, now.[/colour] [colour=#000000]Anyways, I'd like to thank you all for making the podcast get this far. I'm personally grateful for each one of you giving your honest feedback and helping us make these memories. Twenty episodes is quite a milestone, and we couldn't have done it without you! Here's hoping for another twenty more coming 2013. [/colour] [colour=#000000]Have a happy new year, Canterlot![/colour]

Oh, yes! Ditto! Or, if I can't ditto something you're already called, then I at least agree!

Review time! It feels so good to be back to Middle Earth, and Peter Jackson made me feel at home as the entire movie was completely indulgent to the magical world. I have to admit, though, the theme is a lot merrier and a lot more magical than Lord of the Rings. I assume because in Lord of the Rings all of Middle Earth is at stake and the magical realm is either mostly dying or dead (poor Ents), and the Hobbit is based not on politics, but on this quest to save the mountain. Also, seeing Bilbo living through the tales that he spoke of made me feel all warm inside. Especially since they looked so epic in contrast to how he'd humbly give little hints or references to 'his little adventures'. Bilbo's character is the most one I enjoyed. Modest and brave. My complaints? - CGI looked different from Lord of the Rings (except for Gollum, he looked if not the same then better) - As a set alone film (pushing off my love for Middle Earth and the Lord of the Rings films to back it up) it does lack an ultimate climax, since the many other previous epic fights had slightly numbified the 'final battle scene'. - I really wished we had more of a chance to get to know the dwarves at a personal level, when they're not too busy adventuring the whole time. Awesome scenes? - The Necromancer's appearance! I loved that! It freaked the heck out of me in the cinema, that's for sure. I can't wait to see more of Sauron's power growing throughout the story. - The meeting between Gandalf, Elrond, Lady Galadriel and Saruman. The whole time I'm going all "Saruman is such a faker!" D: - The brilliant intro! I just loved the beginning. It took its' time, but it was very well done, I believe. From the prologue and after, with the dwarves stopping by Bilbo's little hobbit hole. - The whole movie, perhaps?

Wait one second! I didn't even take notice, but the way the colt asked little AJ who she was, could that mean she's adopted?

Gah! This episode! So much love! I love it. Granny Smith's attitude reminded me of my grandmother so much, it's crazy. It's been a while since we had a really good Apple Jack episode like this. Just her and the good old apple family.

Not bad, not bad, Oil! Those are some sweet beats. Keep at it.