I didn’t like it. Rankin Bass was pretty funny, but overall it wasn’t worth watching. Hopefully Tookit doesn’t appear again.
Just watched it again. I really enjoyed it a lot more the second time. Definitely doesn’t beat the last 3 episodes but otherwise a good episode. I found the comic relief something that needed to be done, and it was a nice break from all the action. I think I’m going soft, but I honestly enjoyed it.
So, here’s a crazy thought; Tookit is a Time Lord. How else do you explain The Forever Bag, it’s a friggin TARDIS.
Unless of course one of the remaining stones is located in El Dara.
It was an enjoyable and funny episode, needed that after the last few episodes.
I was surprised this episode was good. It was interesting and fun. I liked the character design of the flying squirrel girl. I lmao at Snarf’s wanted poster, it looked more like Snarf’s evil twin lol. And I liked Tookit’s character a lot since I got to see him in action. He kind of reminds me of my rouge in Pathfinder I used to play.
Nah, to be a TARDIS it needs more than just to be able to be bigger on the inside than the outside. It also needs to be able to move through time and space.
Which is why my theory includes that the TARDIS he has is more of a cargo ship.
Stone Locative
[FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3]I agree with some of the previse post that the forever bag has a stone in it. If you loaded the bag with loot over time the stone hidden in the bag would become lost over time.:rolleyes:[/SIZE]
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And now, the ThunderKittens and Snarf will rejoin the other ThunderCats next episode.
I thought this episode had a real 80’s vibe to it, like a Spielberg film, or the Goonies, or some other 80’s kids’ movie. The dog things kind of reminded me of the Critters.
It was alright. Nice to see the Kittens some more, and they got a new magic bag out of it. Didn’t really like Tookit, but at least karma finally caught up to him in the end (sort of).
Speaking of that, I really want the kittens to be part of the main action like in earlier episodes. They need some grown-up struggles to mess with. I think someone will tell Lion-O they can handle adult fights because he seems to be a bit protective of them, at least more than the other cats.
karma if only it worked more often.
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[SIZE=3][FONT=Calibri]They need the pellet bombes soon, then the fun starts.[/FONT][/SIZE]
Pellet bombs would be nice. I’d also like to see WilyKat actually use his weapon as one instead of just a grapple.
One thing did occur to me - the cats have not really had any money throughout the series so far. Their currency was worthless in “Duelist and the Drifter” and when they offered to buy Pumyra from Dobo, he scoffed “With what?” implying the cats had nothing valuable to bargain with. So obtaining the Forever Bag may provide the team with a bankroll they might need later on for something. It also satisfied the twins’ need for money to support their family.
That being said…I’m ready to go back to what the adult cats were doing. Four episodes seems like an awful short time to wrap up everything left in the season.
They can do it. They did a good job of wrapping up the first half in 3 episodes.
If they’re in town in the first place specifically to get supplies they must have something of value to at least trade with, and Kit and Kat have no trouble buying three bowls of Bone Stew. Dobo most likely didn’t want to get rid of her because she would make him more money fighting in the the pit than he would ever get from selling her.
I’m sure they had something to barter with, and whatever currency they stumbled across, but my general impression is they didn’t have a bunch of loot that was available and liquid for use in commerce. Now they do.
Also, I wouldn’t be surprised if the kittens stole the bone stew; food wasn’t that tough to steal, as this episode demonstrated. That might have been what caught Tookit’s eye in the first place.
I’m looking forward to how Kit and Kat explain the Forever Bag in the next episode. 
That is if they decide to tell the older cats.
I’d be like “We found this bag. It’s pretty stupid, but it looked cool so yeah” and then store a bunch of crap in it so I could pull stuff out and they’d be like “What the…how did you get that???”
Yeah, my guess is that they have enough currency to get basic necessities but nothing else really.