Thread:Meester Tweester/@comment-25793496-20130504144509/@comment-5873607-20130505140858

Breaking the Ice Review (Unfinished):

Intro
Heeeeyyyy, everybody! It's Meester Tweester! Tonight I'll be reviewing the great masterpiece that Adam and the crew have presented before us: "Breaking The Ice".

Who am I? Well, whenever I watch a show or a cartoon, something makes me pay attention to he finer details of it, which almost always ends up with me criticizing it in one way or another. So I guess I'm a critic.

If you look up "critical" in the dictionary:

"1. expressing adverse or disapproving comments or judgments

2. expressing or involving an analysis of the merits and faults of a work of literature, music, or art"

Here, I use definition #2. "Breaking The Ice" is far from many disapproving comments, but not every single one of them. We'll be hearing a ton of praise and a bit of grudge from me for this episode.

Purpose
First, before we begin, we should establish the purpose of this episode. how does this episode play a part in the grand spectrum of the series.

"The purpose of this episode is to finally start the season, pick teams, do the first challenge, and put a team up for elimination."

That answer was wrong. Even though that's what basically happened in the episode, it didn't touch down to the personalities, story lines, characters, or any thing else other than the actual game. Even though this is a game, it's the personalities, story lines, and characters that make it interesting and so fun to watch. So that what they missed in the incorrect purpose of the episode that many would like to believe. Here's my version:

"The purpose of this episode is to find out what happened between the seasons (such as OJ's prize money, the living/dead status of contestants, relationships, etc.), introduce a new cast of characters while explaining their personality through voice acting, dialogue, and gestures, pick members from the old cast to compete in Season 2, establish teams through a challenge, and pick a losing team for elimination."

Much better. This will be my guideline for judging the episode.