[Brownfinger]

People... do remember that their beloved 80's cartoons were made to sell toys, right? Like, those were 22 minute long toy commercials. Art is fantastic, but you need to make money so that you can continue to create that art. It's not a charitable enterprise. Based on the reaction that a lot of dudes seem to have about these characters not being sultry any more, it seems to me that any success this show might have is not going to hinge upon cashing in on their nostalgia. I doubt they're watching.

I like tall, glamorous women, too. And I liked She-Ra when I was a kid. But maybe they wanted a little more substance this time around.

If I had to offer fair criticism, sometimes the banter does feel a bit... basic. A line here or there could be cleaned up. My favorite cartoons when I was growing up were the ones that didn't simplify things or talk down to kids. Beast Wars, Gargoyles, shows like that. If it's a cartoon they like, kids will adapt and pick up the things they need to understand it better along the way. That's how it was with me, anyway.