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| Discuss: The Meadow of Jumping Waters; NOW we're talking! This episode rocks! | |
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| pteranofan | Feb 10 2008, 12:14:59 AM Post #41 |
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Personally, I'd really like to see Pterano back. It truly has been awhile since we've seen him. But I have to agree with Kor, if he was back, they'd have to be in their younger teens since his sentence was five years. |
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| Kor | Feb 10 2008, 07:44:55 AM Post #42 |
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The only other way for him to appear is if the gang is outside the great valley and he helped out. They it would be not the same as if the 5 years were over and he'd have to leave the group at some point. |
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| Coyote_A | Feb 10 2008, 07:47:42 AM Post #43 |
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Besides, there is always can be such a thing as an "early release" for good deeds.
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| landbeforetimelover | Feb 10 2008, 07:49:19 AM Post #44 |
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I don't think Mr. Threehorn would be too pleased about that.
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| kjeldo | Feb 10 2008, 11:53:23 AM Post #45 |
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With a slackjaw and not much to say!
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| Kor | Feb 10 2008, 01:15:06 PM Post #46 |
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He would not be happy and how would they get word to him. The mysterious beyond is very dangerous, though in some episodes of the tv series it looks very safe. It's not like they can call Pterano on the phone or his cell phone and tell him. Or a psychic can tell them exactly where Pterano will be when they come across him. Roaming around or flying around in the mysterious beyond on the hopes of coming across Pterano to tell him his punishment is over or has been reduced to only 1 or 2 more cold times isn't very smart nor likely to have them come across him. And it's unlikely he'd just visit the great valley before the period is up, so likely he'd pop up in the great valley till after the time is up. |
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| kjeldo | Feb 25 2008, 06:48:44 AM Post #47 |
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With a slackjaw and not much to say!
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hahaha! phone! ow that is a good one! |
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| The Friendly Sharptooth | May 31 2009, 12:01:47 AM Post #48 |
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I completely agree. Perhaps what I find most unusual about this episode is, it seems to be the exact opposite of that scene from The Land Before Time VI: The Secret of Saurus Rock. Allow me to quote that scene: Petrie to Littlefoot: Me no believe in bad luck. Littlefoot to Ducky: Ducky! What happened to your beak? Ducky to Littlefoot: I got it stuck in a hive of buzzing stingers. Littlefoot to Ducky: What about Spike's tail? Ducky to Littlefoot: Same thing. Littlefoot to Petrie: You don't call that bad luck? Petrie to Littlefoot: Nah, could happen to anybody. Throughout this episode, Petrie keeps blaiming all of the gang's misfortunes on bad luck, while Littlefoot is the one who keeps saying that these things just happen. I find the switch in roles rather interesting. |
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| Kor | May 31 2009, 02:02:12 AM Post #49 |
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It may be that, or the writers may not remember nor have ever seen that previous movie. |
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| Caustizer | May 31 2009, 11:17:04 AM Post #50 |
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Your Favourite Anti-Hero
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Then they would have to meet him in the Mysterious Beyond then wouldn't they? They spend so much time there in the tv series it would make sense to come across him at some point. |
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| Kor | May 31 2009, 12:31:37 PM Post #51 |
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Yes, I think I've mentioned that in some thread somewhere, in any movie after the 7th, or any tv episode where the gang is outside the valley he can appear. He could have have an appearance in the 9th, 10th, or 13th movies, or quite a few tv episodes. |
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| Noname | May 31 2009, 02:18:58 PM Post #52 |
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In Hoc Signo Vinces
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He is probably too busy to work on another movie... or so I've heard. |
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| The Friendly Sharptooth | Dec 24 2009, 10:03:28 AM Post #53 |
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The main thing that jumped out at me about this episode is a speculation of mine about one of the earlier scenes. If I'm right, Spike is a very thoughtful actor. In the episode "The Meadow of Jumping Waters" it seems like Ducky underestimated Spike's intelligence. She was saying how clouds looked like sweet bubbles. Spike made a hungry noise, so she "explained" to him that they only look like sweet bubbles but are not. He looked away and narrowed his eyes when she said that, like he was saying, "Uh, obviously." There was even one of those sound effects that made me think, "Duh" when I heard it. Perhaps Spike made the disappointed sound after that so Ducky would still think she had helped him. It did sound a bit like forced disappointment, insincere. If he hadn't responded at all, she'd likely think he didn't hear her, so he chose to respond to keep her happy. It is a pleasent feeling when you've explained something to someone that they "didn't"/didn't know. In other words, Spike seems like a dinosaur pleaser to me in that episode. |
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| Bruton the Iguanodon | Nov 5 2011, 05:30:35 PM Post #54 |
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Stinky but loveable Spike, lol!! :lol: Seriously, first Redclaw gets chased off by fruit being thrown at him, now he runs off because of a stinky spiketail?! What a sissy!! Geez, Chomper and Ruby! You say he's the meanest and most vicious to ever live? I doubt he could take down so much as a yellow-belly!! (Well, maybe...they are pretty---I'm not even sre if stupid is the right word cause that would be putting it mildly...) I'd like to see the original Sharptooth kick his ass! |
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| Bruton the Iguanodon | Nov 5 2011, 06:01:33 PM Post #55 |
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Littlefoot was such a jerk when he went like "It wasn't good luck it was good thinking" Gee, does everything have to be perfect w/ him now????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Petrie does change his mindin 6; when the sticks fell down on them he was like, "Petrie believe..." |
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| Bruton the Iguanodon | Feb 17 2012, 11:31:53 PM Post #56 |
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From what I can tell (I haven't seen the whole episode) it didn't even mention the "bad luck" of LBT 6, which really sucks since that's the whole point of this episode as well. Is there anything wrong with a little continuity? Also, if they had, they could have done a reprise of "Bad Luck" (one of the funnest LBT songs of all time ) like they did of a whole bunch of other songs. But they didn't. Why?Oh well, they'd probably screw up my vision of it like they did to "Big Water" in LBT 9... <_< |
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| Ducky123 | Apr 6 2014, 12:33:05 PM Post #57 |
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This is a rather interesting episode to say the least. The renaissance of the good ol' "Bad Luck". Petrie, as always in the Tv-series, is being a scaredy-egg. I must say that the episode had quite some action in it (although it quickly becomes ridiculous :rolleyes:) and they didn't fail to build in some humourous comments like Cera's "worse than usual" or Littlefoot's "Thanks... Ducky!" ![]() Overall, there isn't anything that bugs me much. Spike chasing Redclaw away due to smelling awful is kind of lame but, on the other hand, not that bad an idea... While Redclaw is everything but threatening here, it sure does entertain the kids, I reckon
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